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NAME

       common - common functions used in other examples libAfterImage/tutorials/common.h

SYNOPSIS

       Generic Xlib related functionality, common for all the tutorials.

SEE ALSO

       libAfterImage, ASView, ASScale, ASTile, ASMerge, ASGrad, ASFlip, ASText
       libAfterImage/tutorials/_XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW

NAME_XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW

SYNOPSIS

       _XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW - stores value of X Atom "WM_DELETE_WINDOW".

DESCRIPTION

       In  X all client's top level windows are managed by window manager.  That includes moving,
       resizing, decorating, focusing and closing of windows. Interactions between window manager
       and   client  window  are  governed  by  ICCCM  specification.   All  the  parts  of  this
       specification are completely optional, but it is recommended that  the  following  minimum
       set  of hints be supplied for any client window: Window's title(WM_NAME), iconified window
       title(WM_ICON_NAME), class hint (WM_CLASS) and supported protocols (WM_PROTOCOLS).  It  is
       recommended  also  that  WM_DELETE_WINDOW protocol be supported, as otherwise there are no
       way to safely close client window, but to kill it.  All of the above mentioned  hints  are
       identified  by atoms that have standard preset values, except for WM_DELETE_WINDOW. As the
       result we need to obtain WM_DELETE_WINDOW atoms ID explicitly. We use _XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW
       to store the ID of that atom, so it is accessible anywhere from our application.

SOURCE

           Atom _XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW = None;

       libAfterImage/tutorials/create_top_level_window()

NAMEcreate_top_level_window()

SYNOPSIS

       Window create_top_level_window( ASVisual *asv, Window root,
                                       int x, int y,
                                       unsigned int width,
                                       unsigned int height,
                                       unsigned int border_width,
                                       unsigned long attr_mask,
                                       XSetWindowAttributes *attr,
                                       char *app_class );

INPUTS

       asv    - pointer to valid preinitialized ASVisual structure.

       root   - root window of the screen on which to create window.

       x,     y - desired position of the window

       width, height - desired window size.

       border_width
              - desired initial border width of the window (may not have any effect due to Window
              Manager intervention.

       attr_mask
              - mask of the attributes that has to be set on the window

       attr   - values of the attributes to be set.

       app_class
              - title of the application to be used as its window Title and resources class.

RETURN VALUE

       ID of the created window.

DESCRIPTION

       create_top_level_window() is autyomating process of creating top level application window.
       It  creates  window  for  specified  ASVisual, and then sets up basic ICCCM hints for that
       window, such as WM_NAME, WM_ICON_NAME, WM_CLASS and WM_PROTOCOLS.

SOURCE

           Window create_top_level_window( ASVisual *asv, Window root, int x, int y,
                                    unsigned int width, unsigned int height,
                                    unsigned int border_width,
                                    unsigned long attr_mask,
                                    XSetWindowAttributes *attr,
                                    const char *app_class, const char *app_name ) {
               Window w = None; #ifndef X_DISPLAY_MISSING
               char *tmp ;
               XTextProperty name;
               XClassHint class1;

               w = create_visual_window(asv, root, x, y, width, height, border_width,
                                        InputOutput, attr_mask, attr );

               tmp = (app_name==NULL)?(char*)get_application_name():(char*)app_name;
               XStringListToTextProperty (&tmp, 1, &name);

               class1.res_name = tmp;  /* for future use */
               class1.res_class = (char*)app_class;
               XSetWMProtocols (asv->dpy, w, &_XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW, 1);
               XSetWMProperties (asv->dpy, w, &name, &name, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, &class1);
               /* final cleanup */
               XFree ((char *) name.value);

           #endif /* X_DISPLAY_MISSING */
               return w; }

       libAfterImage/tutorials/set_window_background_and_free()

NAMEset_window_background_and_free()

SYNOPSIS

       Pixmap set_window_background_and_free( Window w, Pixmap p );

INPUTS

       w      - ID of the window background of which we need to set.

       p      - Pixmap to set background to.

RETURN VALUE

       None on success. Pixmap ID of original Pixmap on failure.

DESCRIPTION

       set_window_background_and_free() will set window's background to  specified  Pixmap,  Then
       refresh  window contents so that background is drawn by the server, flush all the requests
       to force it to be sent to server to be processed as fast as possible.

NOTES

       After Window's background has been set to Pixmap - X server  makes  hidden  copy  of  this
       Pixmap  for later window refreshing. As the result original Pixmap is no longer needed and
       can be freed to conserve resources.

SOURCE

           Pixmap   set_window_background_and_free(   Window   w,   Pixmap   p   )   {    #ifndef
           X_DISPLAY_MISSING
               if( p != None && w != None )
               {
                   Display *dpy = get_default_asvisual()->dpy;

                   if (dpy)
                   {
                       XSetWindowBackgroundPixmap( dpy, w, p );
                       XClearWindow( dpy, w );
                       XFlush( dpy );
                       XFreePixmap( dpy, p );
                       p = None ;
                   }
               } #endif /* X_DISPLAY_MISSING */
               return p ; }

       libAfterImage/tutorials/wait_closedown()

NAMEwait_closedown()

SYNOPSIS

       void wait_closedown( Window w );

INPUTS

       w      - ID of the window from which to wait for events.

DESCRIPTION

       User  action requesting window to be closed is generally received first by Window Manager.
       Window Manager is then handles it down to the window by  sending  it  ClientMessage  event
       with  first  32  bit word of data set to the value of WM_DELETE_WINDOW Atom.  Accordingly,
       all client has to do is wait for such event from X server and, when  received,  it  should
       destroy its window and generally exit.

NOTES

       It  is  recommended that XFlush() is issued right after XDestroyWindow() as Window Manager
       itself may attempt to do something with the window until it receives DestroyNotify event.

SEE ALSO

       ICCCM, Window

SOURCE

           void wait_closedown( Window w ) { #ifndef X_DISPLAY_MISSING
               Display *dpy = get_default_asvisual()->dpy;

               if(dpy)
               {
                   if (w)
                   {
                       XSelectInput (dpy, w, ( StructureNotifyMask |
                                               ButtonPressMask|
                                               ButtonReleaseMask));

                       while(w != None)
                       {
                           XEvent event ;

                           XNextEvent (dpy, &event);
                           switch(event.type)
                           {
                               case ClientMessage:
                                   if ((event.xclient.format != 32) ||
                                       (event.xclient.data.l[0] != _XA_WM_DELETE_WINDOW))
                                       break ;
                               case ButtonPress:
                                   XDestroyWindow( dpy, w );
                                   XFlush( dpy );
                                   w = None ;
                                   break ;
                           }
                       }
                   }
                   XCloseDisplay (dpy);
               } #endif }