11-18-2003
Ori,
I think jsilva wanted to know whether you are using a dumb terminal/shell session or if you have a GUI interface such as CDE or Gnome.
If you are using CDE/dt, you'll have to look at keyboard definitions as specified in /usr/dt/lib/bindings / xmbind.
Cheers,
Keith
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dtwsmchangebackdrop
DtWsmChangeBackdrop(API) DtWsmChangeBackdrop(API)
NAME
DtWsmChangeBackdrop -- set current workspace's backdrop
SYNOPSIS
#include <Dt/Wsm.h>
int DtWsmChangeBackdrop(
Display *display,
Window root,
char *path,
Pixmap pixmap);
DESCRIPTION
The DtWsmChangeBackdrop function works with the CDE workspace manager, dtwm(1), and changes the current workspace's backdrop. Applications
can use this function to implement an interface to the workspace manager.
If the DtWsmChangeBackdrop function is not successful, the most likely reason for failure is that the CDE workspace manager, dtwm(1), is
not running.
DtWsmChangeBackdrop sends a message to the CDE workspace manager, dtwm(1), to change the backdrop.
The path argument points to a backdrop file name. The file must be in either X Bitmap file format (with extension .bm) or Pixmap file for-
mat (with extension .pm). The workspace management services look for the file along the same path used for searching icons. The directory
/usr/dt/backdrops is the default directory if the file cannot be found along the icon search path.
ARGUMENTS
display display
root root window of the screen
path file path to bitmap file
pixmap pixmap ID of backdrop pixmap
SEE ALSO
DtWsm(5)
"Communicating with the Workspace Manager" section in the CDE Programmer's Guide
"Workspace Manager" section in the CDE Programmer's Overview
DtWsmChangeBackdrop(API)