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>>>>> linton@marktwain.rad.sgi.com (Mark Linton) writes:

> In article <17463@borg.cs.unc.edu>, hardarso@smith.cs.unc.edu (Kari Hardarson) writes:

>> I have just switched from 3.0 to 3.1beta.  The Window object in
>> InterViews used to support the methods "name" and "icon_name".
>> Now I get compiler errors when I try to compile program that use
>> them.  It seems some structural changes have been made.

>> I notice a newcomer method, rep() in Window and I think I'm supposed to
>> ask the Window for it's WindowRep and then call the WindowRep's
>> methods to do the name and icon_name assignments.

>> I would appreciate if someone told me the details on how to do it,
>> and I would also like to know the motivation behind this restructuring,
>> and where I can read about it.

> You need to set the appropriate attribute on the window's style,
> e.g., window->style()->attribute("iconName", "foo").

Won't this conflict with the resource and command line interpretation?
I.e. in that setting this attribute explicitly will override any
attempts to change the name at run-time, either through X resources or
command line arguments.

Wouldn't it be more better to set the name in the application resource
default array passed to the Session constructor?

- Steinar