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Include blockinput.h.
(Vx_resource_name, Vx_resource_class, Qx_frame_parameter)
(Qx_resource_name, Qface_set_after_frame_default): Define vars here.
(Qauto_raise, Qauto_lower, ...): Define all frame parameter
related vars here.
(struct frame_parm_table, frame_parms): New table for describing
frame parameters and their associated Q-variable.
The order of the parameters corresponds to the sequence of the
frame_parm_handlers table in redisplay_interface.
(x_fullscreen_move, x_set_frame_parameters)
(x_report_frame_params, x_set_fullscreen, x_set_line_spacing)
(x_set_screen_gamma, x_set_font, x_set_fringe_width)
(x_set_border_width, x_set_internal_border_width, x_set_visibility)
(x_set_autoraise, x_set_autolower, x_set_unsplittable)
(x_set_vertical_scroll_bars, x_set_scroll_bar_width, x_icon_type):
Generic functions for processing of frame parameters.
(validate_x_resource_name, xrdb_get_resource, Fx_get_resource)
(display_x_get_resource, x_get_resource_string): Functions for
generic access to X resources.
(x_get_arg, x_frame_get_arg, x_frame_get_and_record_arg)
(x_default_parameter, Fx_parse_geometry): Functions for generic
access to frame parameters.
(x_figure_window_size): Generic calculation of frame size. Fixed
to add space needed for tool bar. Also setup size_hint_flags.
(syms_of_frame): Intern and staticpro frame parameter variables.
Defvar_lisp Vx_resource_class and Vx_resource_name here.
Defsubr Sx_get_resource and Sx_parse_geometry.
author | Kim F. Storm <storm@cua.dk> |
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date | Mon, 31 Mar 2003 20:33:58 +0000 |
parents | e96ffe544684 |
children | 695cf19ef79e |
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