XmGetScaledPixmap(library call) XmGetScaledPixmap(library call)
NAME
XmGetScaledPixmap -- read a pixmap file and scale it according to pixmap and print resolution
SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/Xm.h>
XtEnum XmGetScaledPixmap(
Widget widget,
String image_name,
Pixel foreground,
Pixel background,
int depth,
Double scaling_ratio);
DESCRIPTION
XmGetScaledPixmap uses its Widget argument to look up for a Print Shell ancestor to get the pixmap resolution and the default printer reso-
lution information to be used if scaling_ratio ==0.
If scaling is 0, and a valid PrintShell is present XmGetScaledPixmap applies a ratio equals to (printer resolution / default pixmap resolu-
tion) before creating the Pixmap on the widget's Screen. Otherwise, the scaling_ratio is used in scaling both dimensions of the image
being converted as a Pixmap.
XmGetScaledPixmap completes the XmGetPixmapByDepth existing API by making use of the XmNdefaultPixmapResolution of the rooting
XmPrintShell. Refer to the XmGetPixmapByDepth documentation for details.
widget Widget used to determine the default pixmap resolution (of the print shell ancestor).
image_name
See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
foreground
See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
background
See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
depth See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
scaling_ratio
Indicate the scaling ratio to be applied, or 0.
RETURN VALUE
Returns Pixmap or NULL if failed.
ERRORS /WARNINGS
Same as for XmGetPixmapByDepth.
SEE ALSO XmPrintSetup(3), XmPrintShell(3), XmRedisplayWidget(3)
XmGetScaledPixmap(library call)
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XmGetScaledPixmap(library call) XmGetScaledPixmap(library call)
NAME
XmGetScaledPixmap -- read a pixmap file and scale it according to pixmap and print resolution
SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/Xm.h>
XtEnum XmGetScaledPixmap(
Widget widget,
String image_name,
Pixel foreground,
Pixel background,
int depth,
Double scaling_ratio);
DESCRIPTION
XmGetScaledPixmap uses its Widget argument to look up for a Print Shell ancestor to get the pixmap resolution and the default printer reso-
lution information to be used if scaling_ratio ==0.
If scaling is 0, and a valid PrintShell is present XmGetScaledPixmap applies a ratio equals to (printer resolution / default pixmap resolu-
tion) before creating the Pixmap on the widget's Screen. Otherwise, the scaling_ratio is used in scaling both dimensions of the image
being converted as a Pixmap.
XmGetScaledPixmap completes the XmGetPixmapByDepth existing API by making use of the XmNdefaultPixmapResolution of the rooting
XmPrintShell. Refer to the XmGetPixmapByDepth documentation for details.
widget Widget used to determine the default pixmap resolution (of the print shell ancestor).
image_name
See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
foreground
See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
background
See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
depth See XmGetPixmapByDepth for description.
scaling_ratio
Indicate the scaling ratio to be applied, or 0.
RETURN VALUE
Returns Pixmap or NULL if failed.
ERRORS /WARNINGS
Same as for XmGetPixmapByDepth.
SEE ALSO XmPrintSetup(3), XmPrintShell(3), XmRedisplayWidget(3)
XmGetScaledPixmap(library call)
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