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montylee 11-29-2004 08:06 AM

Does Solaris allows floating windows?
 
Does Solaris allows floating windows.

If yes, what are the APIs i can use to handle floating windows.
Reply soon as my requirement is urgent.

:confused: :confused: :confused:

Thanks in advance!!!

zeki709 11-29-2004 08:53 AM

yes, X-windows API

montylee 11-30-2004 12:12 AM

Hi,

Do you know any X-window APIs for floating windows.

Thanks in advance.

jlliagre 11-30-2004 01:50 AM

Solaris like most linux, BSD and proprietary Unixes (with the notable exception of Mac OS/X) is using X Window (aka X11) as a low level graphic layer, on top of which a very large number of window and desktop managers using various toolkits can be used.
So the answers you can get for the very same question you asked on the programming forum will apply to Solaris too.

montylee 11-30-2004 06:15 AM

Ok, i will detail what i exactly need.

I have a window in which i have a toolbar.
I want the toolbar to be dockable as well as floating.
You can see the floating toolbar in OpenOffice as follows:

Hold Ctrl key and drag the main toolbar in OpenOffice anywhere in the OpenOffice Writer window. After releasing the mouse button the toolbar will become floating. To dock it again hold Ctrl key again and drag the toolbar to the left, it will be docked to the left.
Same thing you can see in MS Word.
As i pointed out earlier, check out the following article about floating toolbars in OpenOffice:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=7850


I want this funxctionality in my application and i want to know the X-windows API for that.

jlliagre 11-30-2004 07:52 AM

I have to repeat myself,
this question is not Solaris specific, do not cross-post the same question to more than one forum. It will be more productive for you and the rest of us to discuss further that on the programming thread you started.

trickykid 11-30-2004 10:23 AM

Please do not post the same thread in more than one forum. Picking the most relevant forum and posting it once there makes it easier for other members to help you and keeps the discussion all in one place.

http://www.linuxquestions.org/rules.php


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