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Re: PV_WAVE Widgets [message #1002] Tue, 01 June 1993 07:51 Go to previous message
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In article <1JUN199308535496@stars.gsfc.nasa.gov> offenberg@stars.gsfc.nasa.gov (Joel Offenberg) writes:
> J. Michael Berkley writes...
>
>> IDL supports the same widget interface under all of Motif (IBM, HP,
>> etc.), OpenWindoze (Sun) and MS-Windows. With due attention to
>> details (eg. filenames, XDR for data exchange, display sizes), the
>> same IDL widget interface will work in all three environments in
>> roughly the same way. No coding changes are required.
>>
> Really? I've had problems going between DECWindows Motif and plain X-windows
> on our Sun regarding the default layouts. I don't use OpenWindows, so I can't

Well, you're both right. The widgets will *work* about the same, but will
very probably *look* different. I've seen the same problem with menus changing
formation. I've also noticed that under Motif, the sliderbars on a draw
widget eat into the size of the display region of it, while on a Sun it does
not.

I think there are other differences as well, but they seem to be cosmetic
only. We have IDL on an IBM RS6000 and on a Solbourne (SunOS), and I've had
no trouble moving applications from one to the other.

)-Ian Novack (Particle Man)------------------------ian@gomez.jpl.nasa.gov-(
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( non-relevant conversation." -- Lt. Cmdr. Data Pasadena, CA )
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