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308) How do I install a private colormap?
[Last modified: Jan 96] Answer: Mark Buser (buser@tartan.com) writes: If you find that your XAllocNamedColor is failing or XpmCreatePixmapFromData is dieing from XpmColorFaileds, you may have exhausted the number of colormap entries. One way to install a new colormap is the following: Toplevel = XtVaAppInitialize ( &app, ... dpy = XtDisplay (Toplevel); cmap = DefaultColormapOfScreen ( XtScreen( Toplevel) ); /* Detect color errors due to colormap depletion */ if (colors_depleted) { cmap = XCopyColormapAndFree ( dpy, cmap ); /* Run through color allocation again to see if ok now */ } /* Install colormap into toplevel widget. This must be done ** before any child widgets are created. */ XtVaSetValues ( Toplevel, XmNcolormap, cmap, NULL); /* Create any children of toplevel, they will inherit new colormap */ This is only one way to go, there are other possibilities, but this seems to be the simplest.
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