Name

DwtPushButton, DwtPushButtonCreate − Creates a push button widget. 

Syntax

Widget DwtPushButton(parent_widget, name, x, y,
                     label, callback, help_callback)
     Widget parent_widget;
     char *name;
     Position x, y;
     DwtCompString label;
     DwtCallbackPtr callback, help_callback;

Widget DwtPushButtonCreate (parent_widget, name,
                           override_arglist, override_argcount)
     Widget parent_widget;
     char *name;
     ArgList override_arglist;
     int override_argcount;

Arguments

parent_widget
Specifies the parent widget ID.

nameSpecifies the name of the created widget. 

xSpecifies the placement, in pixels, of the left side of the widget window relative to the inner upper left corner of the parent window.  This argument sets the DwtNx core widget attribute. 

ySpecifies, in pixels, the placement of the upper left corner of the widget window relative to the inner upper left corner of the parent window.  This argument sets the DwtNy core widget attribute. 

labelSpecifies the push button label.  This argument sets the DwtNlabel attribute associated with DwtLabelCreate. 

callbackSpecifies the callback function or functions called back when a push button is activated.  This argument sets the DwtNactivateCallback, DwtNarmCallback, and DwtNdisarmCallback attributes associated with DwtPushButtonCreate. 

help_callbackSpecifies the callback function or functions called when a help request is made.  This argument sets the DwtNhelpCallback common widget attribute. 

override_arglist
Specifies the application override argument list.

override_argcount
Specifies the number of attributes in the application override argument list (override_arglist). 

Description

The DwtPushButton and DwtPushButtonCreate functions create an instance of the push button widget and return its associated widget ID.  When calling DwtPushButton, you set the push button widget attributes presented in the formal parameter list.  For DwtPushButtonCreate, however, you specify a list of attribute name/value pairs that represent all the possible push button widget attributes. 

The push button is a primitive widget that displays a rectangular border around a label.  The label defines the immediate action of the button (for example, Ok or Cancel in a dialog box). 

The sizing is affected by spacing, font (affects indicator), and label.  See the description for DwtLabel and DwtLabelCreate. 

The push button widget follows the same rules for geometry management as its superclass the label widget, which you create by calling DwtLabel or DwtLabelCreate.  Like the label widget, the push button widget does not support children; therefore, it always refuses geometry requests. 

The push button widget follows the same rules for resizing as its superclass the label widget, which you create by calling DwtLabel or DwtLabelCreate.  Like the label widget, the push button widget does nothing on a resize by its parents. 

Inherited Attributes

Widget-Specific Attributes

DwtNbordHighlight
Specifies a boolean value that, when True, highlights the border. 

DwtNfillHighlight
Specifies a boolean value that, when True, fills the highlighted button. 

DwtNshadowSpecifies whether the shadow of the push button is displayed. 

DwtNactivateCallback
Specifies the callback function or functions called when the push button is activated. The button is activated when the user presses and releases MB1 while the pointer is inside the push button widget. Activating the push button also disarms the push button. For this callback, the reason is DwtCRActivate. 

DwtNarmCallback
Specifies the callback function or functions called when the push button is armed. The push button is armed when the user presses and releases MB1 while the pointer is inside the push button widget. For this callback, the reason is DwtCRArm. 

DwtNdisarmCallback
Specifies the callback function or functions called when the push button is disarmed. The button is disarmed in two ways. After the user activates the button (presses and releases MB1 while the pointer is inside the push button widget), the button is disarmed. When the user presses MB1 while the pointer is inside the push button widget but moves the pointer outside the push button before releasing MB1, the button is disarmed. For this callback, the reason is DwtCRDisarm. 

DwtNacceleratorText
Specifies the compound-string text displayed for the accelerator.

DwtNbuttonAccelerator
Sets an accelerator on a push button widget. This is the same as the DwtNtranslations core attribute except that only the left side of the table is to be passed as a character string, not compiled.  The application is responsible for calling XtInstallAllAccelerators to install the accelerator where the application needs it. 

DwtNinsensitivePixmap
Specifies the pixmap used when the push button is set to insensitive. This attribute applies only if the push button label is specified as a pixmap.

Return Value

These functions return the ID of the created widget. 

Callback Information

The following structure is returned to your callback:

typedef struct {
int reason;
XEvent *event;
} DwtAnyCallbackStruct;

The reason member is set to a constant that represents the reason why this callback was invoked. For this callback, the reason member can be set to:

The event member is a pointer to the Xlib structure XEvent, which describes the event that generated this callback.  This structure is a union of the individual structures declared for each event type.  For information on XEvent and event processing, see the Guide to the Xlib Library: C Language Binding. 

See Also

Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding

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