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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? What do you do for a living? Post 302885419 by Akshay Hegde on Sunday 26th of January 2014 04:49:18 AM
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I work at Indian Oceanographic Data Center, as a technical support and I do online trading.
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stateviews(3U)						    InterViews Reference Manual 					    stateviews(3U)

NAME
BrushVarView, CompNameVarView, FileNameVarView, FontVarView, GravityVarView, MagnifVarView, ModifStatusVarView, NameVarView, PatternVarView - various state variable view subclasses SYNOPSIS
#include <Unidraw/stateviews.h> DESCRIPTION
Unidraw predefines several state variable view subclasses for the the state variable subjects it predefines, as described below. PUBLIC OPERATIONS
BrushVarView(BrushVar*, ColorVar* = nil) FontVarView(FontVar*, Alignment = Center) PatternVarView(PatternVar*, ColorVar* = nil) Views of graphics state state variable subjects. BrushVarView displays a short line drawn in the subject's brush and in a color specified by the given ColorVar (black if no ColorVar is supplied). The BrushVarView displays ``None'' if the BrushVar's brush is invisible. Similarly, PatternVarView displays a filled rectangle drawn in the subject's pattern and in a color specified by the given ColorVar (black if no ColorVar is supplied). The PatternVarView displays ``None'' if the PatternVar's pattern is invisible. FontVarView displays the name of its subject's font, aligned as specified in its canvas. GravityVarView(GravityVar*, Alignment = Center) Displays either ``gravity on'' or a blank, depending on whether the subject indicates that gravity is on or not. MagnifVarView(MagnifVar*, Alignment = Center) Displays ``mag xx'', where x is the current modification factor recorded in the subject. ModifStateVarView(ModifStateVar*, Alignment = Center) Displays either an asterisk or a blank, depending on whether the subject records that its component is modified. NameVarView( NameVar*, Alignment = Center, const char* sample = nil ) FileNameVarView( NameVar*, Alignment = Center, boolean relative = true, const char* sample = nil ) CompNameVarView( CompNameVarView*, Alignment = Center, boolean relative = true, const char* sample = nil ) Display the subject's string aligned as specified with respect to the canvas. Each constructor takes an optional sample string that defines the view's natural size. FileNameVarView provides a specialized view of a NameVar for displaying file names. It adds a relative argument for displaying the file name either as a relative or full path. CompNameVarView provides similar functionality for CompNameVar subjects, except it precedes its subject's component's name with ``[part of]'' for components that have a named par- ent but that are not named themselves. SEE ALSO
statevars(3U), StateVarView(3U) Unidraw 6 August 1990 stateviews(3U)
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