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In article <127200012@inmet> lipsett@inmet.UUCP writes:
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>
>Three LSC questions, related to the stdio interface:
>
>1.  Is there a way to avoid getting the "console" window?  I have
>tried the appropriate settings in the Click_On and the Stdio_MacInit
>calls, to no avail.  I am actually not writing output to std output,
>but rather to a file (window) opened with fopenw.

	Anything your do with stdio will bring up the console window.

>2.  One can obviously draw a scroll bar in an stdio window.  Can one
>get in the way of StdEvent and process clicks in the scroll bar one's
>self, or will LSC runtimes get confused?

	You could conceivably modifiy StdEvent to handle a scrollbar, but
what would you scroll? Unfortunately, stdio doesn't preserve text.

>3.  Has anyone else noticed a bug in which overlapping stdio windows
>do not always get their grow boxes redrawn on update events?

	This is true; it's being looked into.


			-Rich



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