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Forte X-Designer User's Guide Forte X-Designer User’s Guide ForteforJava4 Sun Microsystems, Inc. 4150 Network Circle Santa Clara, CA 95054 U.S.A. 650-960-1300 Part No. 816-2467-10 June 2002, Revision 01 Send comments about this document to: [email protected] Copyright © 2002 Sun Microsystems, Inc., 4150 Network Circle, Santa Clara, California 95054, U.S.A. All rights reserved. Copyright © 1992 - 2002 Imperial Software Technology Limited. All rights reserved. Sun Microsystems, Inc. has intellectual property rights relating to technology embodied in the product that is described in this document. In particular, and without limitation, these intellectual property rights may include one or more of the U.S. patents listed at http://www.sun.com/patents and one or more additional patents or pending patent applications in the U.S. and in other countries. 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LA DOCUMENTATION EST FOURNIE “EN L’ÉTAT” ET TOUTES AUTRES CONDITIONS, DECLARATIONS ET GARANTIES EXPRESSES OU TACITES SONT FORMELLEMENT EXCLUES, DANS LA MESURE AUTORISEE PAR LA LOI APPLICABLE, Y COMPRIS NOTAMMENT TOUTE GARANTIE IMPLICITE RELATIVE A LA QUALITE MARCHANDE, A L’APTITUDE A UNE UTILISATION PARTICULIERE OU A L’ABSENCE DE CONTREFAÇON. Please Recycle Contents 1. Overview 1 Introduction to Forte X-Designer 1 Operating Environment 2 Requirements for Compiling Generated Code 3 Basic Concepts and Terms 3 Protection From Invalid Actions 6 On-Line Help 6 Accessibility 8 The Forte X-Designer Development Cycle 11 How This Manual Is Organized 11 2. Building the Widget Hierarchy 15 Introduction to the Tutorial 15 The Design Hierarchy 16 Starting and Stopping 16 Navigating in the Menus 18 Toolbar 19 Tooltip Help 20 Status Line 20 Starting the Design 21 iii Widget Names 22 Naming Widgets 22 Adding Children to the Hierarchy 23 Dynamic Display of Layout 24 Currently Selected Widget 25 Multiple Selection 25 No Selected Widget 26 Adding the Buttons 26 Building the Menu Bar 27 Adding the Work Area 29 Building the Radio Box 30 Building the Row Column Array 31 Adding the Toggle Buttons 32 Adding a Window to Your Application 34 Creating a Second Window 35 Editing the Hierarchy 37 Search 39 Fast Find 42 Display Options 45 Printing Your Hierarchy 50 Using the File Browser 52 3. Resources 55 Introduction 55 The Label Resource Panel 56 Multiple Selection and Resources 62 Resource Panels in Microsoft Windows Mode 62 Button Widget Resources 63 Shared Resource Panels 64 iv Forte X-Designer User’s Guide • June 2002 Resources for Menu Items 66 The Keyboard Page 67 Designated Help Widget 70 RowColumn Resources 72 Shell Resources 75 Navigating in the Resource Panels 79 Core Resource Panel 80 Constraints Panel 84 Default Resource Settings 85 The Reset Command 87 Rejected Resource Settings 88 Resource Bindings 88 Loose Bindings 89 Tight Bindings 95 Comparison of Resource Generation 98 Where to Look for More Information on Resources 98 4. The Layout Editor 99 Introduction 99 Concepts 100 Displaying the Layout Editor 101 Editing Area 102 Editing Modes 103 Selection: Single, Primary and Secondary 103 Layout Editor Toolbar 104 Layout Editor File Menu 104 Layout Editor Edit Menu 104 Layout Editor View Menu 105 Layout Editor Layout Menu 106 Contents v Grid 107 Resize Policy 108 Understanding the Default Layout 108 Rough Layout: the Move Mode 109 Offsets 112 Attachments to the Form 114 Attachments Between Widgets 115 Aligning Widgets: the Align Mode 120 Aligning Widgets: Group Alignment 122 Distribute 125 Proportional Spacing: the Position Mode 128 Self Mode 130 Resize Mode 131 Using the Constraints Panel 133 Other Layout Widgets 134 Layout Editor Restrictions 135 5. Other Editors 137 Introduction 137 Setting Colors 137 Setting Fonts 141 Selecting Pixmaps 148 Editing Pixmaps 150 Editing the Color Palette 161 Using the Pixmap Editor 163 Compound Strings 165 Callback and Prelude Editing 172 6. Activating the Interface: Adding Your Own Code 173 vi Forte X-Designer User’s Guide • June 2002 Introduction 173 Callbacks 174 Designating a Callback 175 Callback Functions 180 Accessing Widgets in Callbacks 182 Manipulating Widgets 183 Links 185 Drag and Drop 190 Translations and Actions 192 Xt Procedures 200 7. Generating Code 211 Introduction 211 The Generate Menu 212 Generate Dialog 212 Adding Callback Functionality 232 Analysis of the Primary Module 236 Resource File Syntax 241 Arranging Your Files 244 Customizing the Generated Files: Preludes 246 Module Preludes 246 Code Preludes 248 Using the Edit Mechanism 252 8. Structured Code Generation and Reusable Definitions 255 Introduction 255 Structured Code Generation 255 Function Structures 256 Data Structures 258 Contents vii C++ Classes 260 Method Declarations 265 Method Preludes 268 Creating a Derived Class 268 Modifying the Base Classes 269 Children Only Place Holders 270 Structured Code Generation and UIL 272 Changing Declaration Scope 272 Definitions 273 The Definitions File 275 Modifying a Definition 278 Instances 279 Definitions and Resource Files 281 Online Help for Definitions 282 9. C++ Code Tutorial 283 Introduction 283 Creating a C++ Class 284 Callback Methods 291 Adding Class Members 297 Creating a Derived Class 299 Creating a Definition 303 Adding a Definition to the Palette 304 Generating Code for a Definition 306 Creating an Instance 307 Modifying and Extending an Instance 309 Creating a Derived Class 310 Overriding a Callback Method 313 Definitions and Resource Files 316 viii Forte X-Designer User’s Guide • June 2002 10. Designing for Java 319 Introduction 319 What Is Java? 320 The Generated Java Code 320 Requirements 321 Using Forte X-Designer For Java 321 Java Version 324 Widgets 328 New Widgets for Java Classes 328 Event Model 335 Generate Dialog 341 Generated Code 345 Moving Forte X-Designer Designs to Visaj 353 Motif Widgets to Java Classes—the MWT Library 355 Mapping Motif Widgets to Swing Components 359 11. Designing for Microsoft Windows 363 Introduction 363 Prerequisites 364 Generating the Application 364 Starting in Microsoft Windows Mode 366 The Forte X-Designer Window 367 Microsoft Windows Compliance 369 Compliance Failure 375 Using Links 377 Manager Widgets and Layout 378 Fonts 381 Pixmaps, Bitmaps and Icons 381 Colors 382 Contents ix Using Third Party Widgets 382 Method Declarations 385 DrawingAreas 386 Application Class 388 Event Handlers 389 File Names 389 Code Generation 390 Configuring Forte X-Designer 394 12.
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