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Embedding xnest in C code
I hope I am posting this in the right section.
I have c file that is using the motif GUI toolkit to draw widgets and things of that sort. I also have another program that runs with xnest. I need to figure out a way to place that xnest program in my c code so that it exists in the window that the c code brings up. Any ideas would be appreciated and thank you in advance. |
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08-13-2007
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1. the display refers to the DISPLAY variable, and would be some like 127.0.0.1:0.
2. the -parent id refers to the window id that you want to be the parent of the Xnest window. 3. Xnest is a program not a C procedure call. Use C's "system()" or "spawn()". |
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