Figures

1-1    X display with five windows and an icon

1-2    mwm frames each window on the display

1-3    Some standard cursors and two Motif-specific cursors

1-4    Focus on an xterm window

1-5    A pull-down menu: mwm's Window Menu

1-6    A pop-up menu: mwm's Root Menu

1-7    A display made up of two physical screens

1-8    A Motif application: mre

1-9    A standard X application: xclipboard

1-10   A sample X Window System configuration

2-1    xdm login window

2-2    Window frame indicates that mwm is running

2-3    Workstation with login xterm window on the root window

2-4    Workstation functioning as a single terminal: X isn't running

3-1    mwm automatically places the second xterm window

3-2    An xterm window framed by mwm

3-3    Raising an icon

3-4    Moving a window by dragging the title area

3-5    Converting a window to an icon with the Minimize button

3-6    Window Menu being displayed over an icon

3-7    Dragging an icon to a new location

3-8    Closing an xterm window

3-9    The oclock window

3-10   xterm window sized and positioned with the -geometry option

3-11   Monitoring activity on two systems with xload

3-12   Digital xclock display

3-13   A working display, screen 0

3-14   A working display, screen 1

4-1    An xterm window running with the Motif window manager

4-2    Maximizing a window

4-3    The outer frame is divided into four long borders and four corners

4-4    Window with resizing pointer

4-5    Resizing pointer symbols

4-6    Dragging the corner to make a window larger

4-7    The Window Menu

4-8    The mwm Root Menu

5-1    An xterm window with a scrollbar

5-2    Highlighted text saved as the PRIMARY selection

5-3    Pasting text into an open file

5-4    An xcutsel window

5-5    The xclipboard window

5-6    Selected text appears automatically in the xclipboard window

5-7    xclipboard with scrollbars to view large text selection

5-8    The Release 4 xterm menus

5-9    The Main Options menu

5-10   Reverse video is enabled when the keyboard is secure

5-11   The VT Options menu

5-12   VT Fonts menu

5-13   The Tek Options menu

6-1    Font name, Release 3 and Release 4

6-2    The major commercial font families available in the standard X distribution

6-3    Miscellaneous fonts for xterm text

6-4    The same fonts in different weights and slants

6-5    The same font in six different point sizes

6-6    The 100-dpi version of a 24-point font appears larger on a 75-dpi monitor

6-7    Fixed font, 6x13 pixels

6-8    xfontsel window displaying 7x13 bold font

6-9    xfontsel window with foundry menu displayed

6-10   xfontsel after choosing Adobe from the foundry menu

7-1    Bitmap window

7-2    Gumby bitmap

7-3    Clearing all

7-4    Setting all

7-5    Inverting all

7-6    Selecting an area to clear, set, or invert

7-7    Selecting an area to copy, move, or overlay

7-8    Selecting center and radius of circle

7-9    Bitmap window with quit dialog box

7-10   A dialog box with Yes, No, and Cancel command buttons

7-11   ASCII array representing the British pound sign

7-12   /tmp/gumby.array

7-13   Bitmap of the Gumby cursor

7-14   gumby.array padded by hyphens

7-15   xmag window displaying magnified screen area

7-16   Displaying pixel statistics with pointer in xmag window

8-1    Two xclock displays: analog clock above digital clock

8-2    oclock display

8-3    Oblong oclock displays

8-4    The default xcalc (TI-30 mode) on the screen

8-5    xbiff before and after mail is received

8-6    A sample xload window

8-7    Initial xman window

8-8    Xman Options menu

8-9    cd reference page displayed in xman window

8-10   Xman Sections menu

8-11   Icons for xman's initial window, help window, and browsing window

8-12   xman icons under mwm

8-13   xedit window before text file is read in

8-14   test file displayed in edit window

8-15   Selecting the window to be removed

8-16   Window information displayed by xwininfo

8-18   Window tree with geometry specifications

8-19   Long xlsclients listing

8-20   xcol's TextView window

8-21   Typical Motif dialog box with two push buttons

8-22   mre menu bar

8-23   mre File menu

8-24   A file selection box

8-25   Directories and Files boxes updated by changing filter

8-26   Four drawn buttons

8-27   Four radio boxes

9-1    Multiple planes used to index a colormap

10-1    Selected text appears automatically in the xclipboard window

10-2    Pushing F1 passes command text to xterm shell

10-3    A sample resources file

11-1    An arrow pointing to the right indicates a submenu

11-2    Utilities submenu of the Root Menu

11-3    An icon box

11-4    In the resized icon box, only three icons are visible

11-5    PackIcons menu item rearranges icons in resized box

12-1    Partial keymap table

12-2    xev window

12-3    Pointer map

A-1    Display after running either sample script

C-1    The standard bitmaps

D-1    The standard cursors

G-1    Inheritance among the Athena widgets

G-2    Anatomy of an X Toolkit application

G-3    Resource names and class inheritance