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1. Introduction
This document describes the calling sequences and return values of all
functions that have been implemented in the X extension of Python. If
a function is not mentioned in this document, it was not implemented.
In addition, the actual X function that is called internally is
mentioned. For the precise semantics of the function, please refer to
the X documentation.
In many cases, functions in the X libraries have been turned into
methods of various objects. See the sections on the various objects
for lists of defined methods. See the index to find of which object a
function is a method.
As an appetizer, here is the Hello World program using Motif.
import sys, Xt, Xm
def main():
toplevel = Xt.Initialize('XHello', [], sys.argv)
hello = toplevel.CreateManagedWidget('hello', Xm.Label,
{'labelString': 'Hello World'})
toplevel.RealizeWidget()
Xt.MainLoop()
main()
Menu
Naming and coding conventions
Drawing
Non-default visuals
Callback data and events
Unsupported features
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