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     XmQTnavigator(3X)	       UNIX System V	     XmQTnavigator(3X)

     NAME
	  XmQTnavigator - A widget holding this trait can act as a
	  navigator

     SYNOPSIS
	  #include <Xm/NavigatorT.h>

	  typedef struct {
		    int			    version;
		    XmNavigatorMoveCBProc   changeMoveCB;
		    XmNavigatorSetValueProc setValue;
		    XmNavigatorGetValueProc getValue;
	  } XmNavigatorTraitRec, *XmNavigatorTrait;
	  void (*XmNavigatorMoveCBProc)(
	  Widget,
	  XtCallbackProc,
	  XtPointer,
	  Boolean,
	  void (*XmNavigatorSetValueProc)(
	  Widget,
	  XmNavigatorData,
	  Boolean,
	  void (*XmNavigatorGetValueProc)(
	  Widget,
	  XmNavigatorData);

     VERSION
	  This page documents Motif 2.1.

     DESCRIPTION
	  A child widget holding the XmQTnavigator trait can act as a
	  navigator widget.  A user can manipulate a navigator widget
	  in order to make different parts of a scrollable widget
	  visible.

	  In the standard Motif widget set, the XmScrollBar and
	  XmSpinBoxwidgets hold the XmQTnavigator trait. In the Exm
	  demonstration widget set, the ExmPanner widget holds this
	  trait.

	  Widgets holding the XmQTnavigator trait can cooperate with
	  widgets holding the XmQTscrollFrame trait.

	  Two of the trait methods, setValue and getValue, require an
	  XmNavigatorData structure, which has the following
	  definition:

	  typedef struct {
		    Mask      valueMask;
		    Mask      dimMask;
		    XmTwoDIntRec    *value;
		    XmTwoDIntRec    *minimum;

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		    XmTwoDIntRec    *maximum;
		    XmTwoDIntRec    *slider_size;
		    XmTwoDIntRec    *increment;
		    XmTwoDIntRec    *page_increment;
	  } XmNavigatorDataRec, *XmNavigatorData;

	  where XmTwoDIntRec is a 2-field structure defined as
	  follows:

	  typedef struct {
		    int	    x;
		    int	    y;
	  } XmTwoDIntRec, *XmTwoDInt;

	  Following is a detailed description of the fields of the
	  XmNavigatorData structure:

	  valueMask Holds a bit vector mask. Each bit in the bit
		    vector mask represents a different field in the
		    XmNavigatorData structure.	If a bit is set, then
		    the data for that field is valid.  If that bit is
		    not set, then the data within that field is
		    ignored.  Motif provides the following constants,
		    each representing one bit of the bit mask. The
		    caller can add any combination of the following
		    constants in order to form the appropriate
		    valueMask value:

		    NavDimMask
			      Validates the dimMask field.

		    NavValue  Validates the value field.

		    NavMinimum
			      Validates the minimum field.

		    NavMaximum
			      Validates the maximum field.

		    NavSliderSize
			      Validates the slider_size field.

		    NavIncrement
			      Validates the increment field.

		    NavPageIncrement
			      Validates the page_increment field.

		    NavAllValid
			      Validates all fields.

	  dimMask   Holds a bit vector mask. Each bit in the bit

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		    vector mask represents a different dimension.
		    Currently, the only two supported dimensions are x
		    and y.  Therefore, 1 bit of this mask represents
		    the x dimension and another bit represents the y
		    dimension.	Motif provides the following
		    constants, each representing 1 bit of the bit
		    mask. The caller may add any combination of the
		    following constants in order to form the
		    appropriate dimMask value:

		    NavigDimensionX
			      Validates the x dimension.

		    NavigDimensionY
			      Validates the y dimension.

		    The value of the dimMask field affects the
		    interpretation of the value, minimum, maximum,
		    slider_size, increment, and page_increment fields.
		    The value of dimMaskaffects these other fields
		    even if NavDimMask is not set.  In fact, the only
		    time that NavDimMask has influence is when the
		    caller is trying to change or read the value of
		    dimMask.

	  value	    Holds a TwoDIntRec structure containing two
		    values:  one is the value of the navigator widget
		    in the x dimension, and the other is the value in
		    the y dimension.  For example, suppose the value
		    in the x dimension is 50, the minimum is 10, and
		    the maximum is 90. In this case, the navigator
		    widget will have a horizontal position halfway
		    between the left and right sides of the widget.

	  minimum   Holds a TwoDIntRec structure containing two
		    values:  one is the minimum value of the navigator
		    widget in the x dimension and the other is the
		    minimum value in the y dimension.

	  maximum   Holds a TwoDIntRec structure containing two
		    values:  one is the maximum value of the navigator
		    widget in the x dimension and the other is the
		    maximum value in the y dimension.

	  slider_size
		    Holds a TwoDIntRec structure containing two
		    values:  one is the slider size of the navigator
		    widget in the x dimension and the other is the
		    slider size in the y dimension.  The slider_size
		    value is not an absolute value; for example, it is
		    not a size in pixels. The actual size of the
		    slider is based on the ratio of the slider_size to

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		    the difference between the minimum and maximum.
		    For example, suppose the slider_size in the x
		    dimension is 20, the minimum is 10, and the
		    maximum is 90. In this case, the difference
		    between the minimum and the maximum is 80.
		    Therefore, the slider will occupy 20/80 (or 25%)
		    of the allocated widget space in the x dimension.

	  increment Holds a TwoDIntRec structure containing two
		    values:  one is the increment size of the
		    navigator widget in the x dimension and the other
		    is the increment size in the y dimension.  The
		    increment size is the amount by which the
		    valueincreases or decreases when the user takes an
		    action that moves the slider by one increment.

	  page_increment
		    Holds a TwoDIntRec structure containing two
		    values:  one is the page increment size of the
		    navigator widget in the x dimension and the other
		    is the page increment size in the y dimension.
		    The page increment size is the amount by which the
		    value increases or decreases when the user takes
		    an action that moves the slider by one page
		    increment.

	The changeMoveCB Trait Method
	  void changeMoveCB(
	  Widget navigatorWidget,
	  XtCallbackProc moveCB,
	  XtPointer closure,
	  Boolean setUnset);

	  The changeMoveCB trait method is responsible for adding or
	  removing the moveCB callback from the list of callbacks.  A
	  child widget holding the XmQTnavigator trait should provide
	  a resource that holds the name of the move callback
	  procedure.  This callback will be activated whenever a user
	  moves an indicator in the navigatorWidget.

	  Following is a sample implementation of this trait method.
	  In this implementation, the ExmNmoveCallback resource holds
	  the name of the move callback procedure.

	  NavigChangeMoveCB(
		     Widget navigatorWidget,
		     XtCallbackProc moveCB,
		     XtPointer closure,
		     Boolean setunset)
	  {
	    if (setunset)
	      XtAddCallback (navigatorWidget, ExmNmoveCallback, moveCB, closure);

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	    else
	      XtRemoveCallback (navigatorWidget, ExmNmoveCallback, moveCB, closure);
	  }

	  navigatorWidget
		    Specifies the child widget that is to have its
		    list of callbacks modified.

	  moveCB    Specifies the callback procedure that is to be
		    added or removed from the list of callbacks.

	  closure   Specifies additional data to be passed to the
		    callback.

	  setUnset  Specifies a Boolean value. If this value is True,
		    the setValuetrait method adds moveCB to the list
		    of callbacks. If this value is False, the moveCB
		    is removed from the list of callbacks.

	The setValue Trait Method
	  void setValue(
	  Widget navigatorWidget,
	  XmNavigatorData navigatorData,
	  Boolean notify);

	  The setValue trait method allows the caller to pass new
	  navigator data to the navigatorWidget.

	  navigatorWidget
		    Specifies the navigator widget that provides this
		    method.

	  navigatorData
		    Specifies an XmNavigatorData structure whose
		    fields describe the characteristics of the
		    navigator widget.

	  notify    Specifies a Boolean value. If True, the caller
		    wants setValue to activate the move callback
		    procedure whenever there is a change in the value
		    field of the navigatorData structure.

	The getValue Trait Method
	  void getValue(
	  Widget navigatorWidget,
	  XmNavigatorData navigatorData);

	  The getValue trait method returns the current
	  navigatorDataheld by the navigatorWidget. Not all of the
	  fields in the returned navigatorData will hold valid data.
	  The caller of getValuemust analyze the returned valueMask
	  and dimMask fields to determine which of the other fields

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	  hold valid data.

	  navigatorWidget
		    Specifies the navigator widget that provides this
		    method.

	  navigatorData
		    Specifies an XmNavigatorData structure whose
		    fields describe the characteristics of the
		    navigator widget.

     RELATED
	  XmQTscrollFrame(3), XmScrollBar(3), XmSpinBox(3), and
	  ExmPanner(3).

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