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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? What do you do for a living? Post 302817423 by Swathe on Wednesday 5th of June 2013 08:09:32 PM
Old 06-05-2013
Sysadmin here but also the IT manager.
 

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XmObjectAtPoint(library call)											     XmObjectAtPoint(library call)

NAME
XmObjectAtPoint -- A toolkit function that determines which child intersects or comes closest to a specified point SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/Xm.h> Widget XmObjectAtPoint( Widget widget, Position x, Position y); DESCRIPTION
XmObjectAtPoint searches the child list of the specified manager widget and returns the child most closely associated with the specified x,y coordinate pair. For the typical Motif manager widget, XmObjectAtPoint uses the following rules to determine the returned object: o If one child intersects x,y, XmObjectAtPoint returns the widget ID of that child. o If more than one child intersects x,y, XmObjectAtPoint returns the widget ID of the visible child. o If no child intersects x,y, XmObjectAtPoint returns NULL. The preceding rules are only general. In fact, each manager widget is free to define "most closely associated" as it desires. For example, if no child intersects x,y, a manager might return the child closest to x,y. widget Specifies a manager widget. x Specifies the x-coordinate about which you are seeking child information. The x-coordinate must be specified in pixels, relative to the left side of manager. y Specifies the y-coordinate about which you are seeking child information. The y-coordinate must be specified in pixels, relative to the top side of manager. RETURN
Returns the child of manager most closely associated with x,y. If none of its children are sufficiently associated with x,y, returns NULL. RELATED
XmManager(3). XmObjectAtPoint(library call)
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