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Subject: Re: Motif question
To: dap@damon.com (Damon Anton Permezel)
Date: Tue, 6 Jan 1998 17:17:15 -0800 (PST)
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In-Reply-To: <199801062344.RAA09428@damon.com> from "Damon Anton Permezel" at Jan 6, 98 05:44:12 pm
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If you look a little up in the awt_util.c JDK_1.1.5
source, you'll see the comment about the code being
copied from CDE/Motif (1.2.3 | 2.0 | 2.1 who knows).
Sun uses 1.2.3 so it's probably that.

Anyway, it's internal Motif code and the Motif developers
can chop and change it as they see fit from release to
release - and probably have.

So, I guess you have to obey the struct below if you
want to use this in java apps :-(

Mostyn

> Java:awt_util.c thinks that it looks like:
>
>       typedef struct {
>           Widget im_widget;
>           XIMStyle input_style;
>           XIC xic;
>           int status_width;
>           int status_height;
>           int preedit_width;
>           int preedit_height;
>           XmICStruct *iclist;
>           XmICStruct *current;
>       }   XmImInfo;