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312) Can the Motif 2.0 Notebook widget display non-rectangular "file
tabs"? Is it possible to use the Shape extension to fiddle with the shape of the major tabs (XmPushButtons right now) to get non-rectangular buttons, going for that "file tab" look? [Last modified: May 95] Answer: Vania Joloboff <uunet!gr.osf.org!vania> wrote: On the Motif 2.0* CD-ROM, in the demos directory, there is a library of additional widgets lib/Exm. Among the widgets, there is a ExmTabButton especially designed to fit within a Notebook. It has a smooth shape like real tabs in folders. It also a good example on how to use the new traits and the Xme API for widget writers. (Thanks to Ken Lee, http://www.rahul.net/kenton/, for a correction here.)
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