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165) How can I programatically scroll a XmScrolledWindow in
XmAUTOMATIC mode? Answer: In Motif 1.2, use XmScrollVisible(). If you're using a scrolled text or scrolled list combination widget, use XmTextScroll() or XmListSet*() instead. The Motif manuals specifically forbid manipulating the scrollbars directly, but some people have reported success with XmScrollBarSetValues, with the "notify" parameter set to "True". Ken Lee
Top Document: Motif FAQ (Part 6 of 9)
Previous Document: 164) How do I tell if a scrolled window's scrollbars are visible?
Next Document: 166) What widget does the XmScrolledWindow use for its clip window?
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