HPUX SetGrid[3]

 Tk_SetGrid(3)                       Tk                        Tk_SetGrid(3)

 Tk Library Procedures                                 Tk Library Procedures





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 NAME
      Tk_SetGrid - control the grid for interactive resizing

 SYNOPSIS
      #include <tk.h>

      Tk_SetGrid(tkwin, reqWidth, reqHeight, widthInc, heightInc)

 ARGUMENTS
      Tk_Window   tkwin       (in)      Token for window.

      int         reqWidth    (in)      Width in grid units that corresponds
                                        to  the  pixel  dimension  tkwin has
                                        requested via Tk_GeometryRequest.

      int         reqHeight   (in)        Height   in   grid   units    that
                                        corresponds  to  the pixel dimension
                                        tkwin     has     requested      via
                                        Tk_GeometryRequest.

      int         widthInc    (in)      Width of one grid unit, in pixels.

      int         heightInc   (in)      Height of one grid unit, in pixels.
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 DESCRIPTION
      Tk_SetGrid is typically invoked by a widget when its setGrid option is
      true.   This procedure allows a widget to control interactive resizing
      of its top-level window so that the space allocated to the  widget  is
      equal  to  the space requested by the widget using Tk_GeometryRequest,
      plus or minus even multiples of widthInc  and  heightInc.   Tk_SetGrid
      turns   on  gridded  geometry  management  for  the  top-level  window
      associated with tkwin, and  records  the  relationship  between  pixel
      sizes  and grid sizes as defined by reqWidth, reqHeight, widthInc, and
      heightInc.

      See the wm manual entry  for  complete  details  on  gridded  geometry
      management.   There  is  currently no way to turn off gridded geometry
      management using a C procedure call;  instead, invoke the ``wm  grid''
      command.


 KEYWORDS
      grid, window, window manager





                                    - 1 -        Formatted:  August 11, 1996