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167) How do I create a scrolled window with only one scrollbar?
[Last modified: July 95] Answer: If you're using the default application-defined scrolling mode, you can just create one and specify NULL for the other. If, however, you're using automatic scrolling, retrieve the ID of the unwanted scrollbar with XmNhorizontalScrollBar or XmNverticalScrollBar and unmanage that widget: Widget hScroll; XtVaGetValues(scrollbar, XmNhorizontalScrollBar, &hScroll, NULL); XtUnmanageChild(hScroll); Thanks to Ken Lee, http://www.rahul.net/kenton/. Typo corrected by Paul Tomblin, ptomblin@canoe.com.
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