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166) What widget does the XmScrolledWindow use for its clip window?
[Last modified: Apr 98] Answer: In Motif 1.2, if the XmScrolledWindow is using the XmAUTOMATIC scrolling policy, it automatically creates an XmDrawingArea widget as its clip window. If you wish, you can retrieve the XmDrawingArea's widget ID by using XtGetValues on the XmNclipWindow resource and then set resources on that widget. Some useful resources are XmNbackground and XmNresizeCallback. Note that Motif 2.X uses a new XmClipWindow widget instead of the XmDrawingArea. Since XmClipWindow is subclassed from XmDrawingArea, the above resources should still work. Ken Lee
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