X Toolkit Intrinsics Reference Manual volume 5
X Toolkit Intrinsics Reference Manual volume 5
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If application_name is NULL and if the environment vari able RESOURCE_NAME is set, the value of RESOURCE. NAME is used. Otherwise, the applica tion name is the name used to invoke the program. On implementations that conform to ANSI C 266 X Toolkit Intrinsics Reference Manual Xt - Application Contexts (continued) XtOpenDisplay Hosted Environment support, the application name will be equal to argv[0] less any direc tory and file type components; that is, the final component of argv[0], if specif...ied. If argv[0] does not exist or is the empty string, the application name is "main". XtOpen Display returns the newly opened display or NULL if it failed.
XtApplnitialize opens one display. Application contexts are constructed with Xt- CreateApplicationContext. Parsing the command line is discussed in XtDisplay- Initialize(l). There is example code in Chapter 9, Resource Management and Type Con version, in Volume Four, X Toolkit Intrinsics Programming Manual.
See Also XtApplnitialize ( 1 ), XtDisplaylnitialize ( 1 ).
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If application_name is NULL and if the environment vari able RESOURCE_NAME is set, the value of RESOURCE. NAME is used. Otherwise, the applica tion name is the name used to invoke the program. On implementations that conform to ANSI C 266 X Toolkit Intrinsics Reference Manual Xt - Application Contexts (continued) XtOpenDisplay Hosted Environment support, the application name will be equal to argv[0] less any direc tory and file type components; that is, the final component of argv[0], if specif...ied. If argv[0] does not exist or is the empty string, the application name is "main". XtOpen Display returns the newly opened display or NULL if it failed.
XtApplnitialize opens one display. Application contexts are constructed with Xt- CreateApplicationContext. Parsing the command line is discussed in XtDisplay- Initialize(l). There is example code in Chapter 9, Resource Management and Type Con version, in Volume Four, X Toolkit Intrinsics Programming Manual.
See Also XtApplnitialize ( 1 ), XtDisplaylnitialize ( 1 ).
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