Installation guide

Table F–5: Callback Reason Names
XUI Interface Motif Interface
DwtCR AaaaAaaa
XmCR_ AAAA_AAAA
a
DwtCRActivate XmCR_OK (XmSelectionBox)
DwtCRActivate XmCR_CASCADING
(XmCascadeButton)
DwtCRExtend XmCR_EXTENDED_SELECTION
DwtCRHelpRequested XmCR_HELP
DwtCRLostFocus XmCR_LOSING_FOCUS
DwtCRPageDec XmCR_PAGE_DECREMENT
DwtCRPageInc XmCR_PAGE_INCREMENT
DwtCRSingle XmCR_SINGLE_SELECT
DwtCRSingleConfirm XmCR_DEFAULT_ACTION
DwtCRUnitDec XmCR_DECREMENT
DwtCRUnitInc XmCR_INCREMENT
DwtCRValueChanged XmCR_COMMAND_CHANGED
(XmCommand)
DwtCRYes XmCR_OK
a
Most of the name changes follow this form. The table lists those callback reason name changes that do not
follow this form.
F.6 Compound Strings
Table F–6 summarizes the differences between the XUI compound string
names and the OSF/Motif compound string names.
Although the compound string names are changed, some functions change
the order and number of arguments. See the OSF/Motif Programmer’s
Reference (available from Prentice Hall); to verify the arguments.
Table F–6: Compound String Names
XUI Interface Motif Interface
DwtCompString XmString
DwtCSbytecmp XmStringByteCompare
DwtCSempty XmStringEmpty
DwtCSString XmStringSegmentCreate
a
DwtCStrcat XmStringConcat
DECwindows Motif Component Names F–9