List allows a user to select one or more items
from a group of choices. Items are selected from the list in a
variety of ways, using both the pointer and the keyboard.
List operates on an array of compound strings that are defined by the application.
Each compound string becomes an item in the List,
with the first compound string becoming
the item in position 1, the second becoming the item in position 2, and so on.
The size of the List is set by specifying the number of items
that are visible.
If the number of visible items is not specified, the height
of the list controls the number of visible items. Each item assumes
the height of the tallest element in the list.
To create a list that allows the user to scroll easily through a large
number of items, use the XmCreateScrolledList convenience
function.
To select items,
move the pointer or cursor to the desired item
and press the BSelect mouse button or the key defined as KSelect.
There are several
styles of selection behavior, and they all highlight the selected item or
items by displaying them in inverse colors. An appropriate callback is
invoked
to notify the application of the user's choice. The application then takes
whatever action is required for the specified selection.
When a List is insensitive, all of the list items are displayed in
a stippled fill pattern.
Selection
Each list has one of four selection models:
Single Select
Browse Select
Multiple Select
Extended Select
In Single Select and Browse Select, at most one item is selected at a
time.
In Single Select, pressing BSelect on an item toggles its
selection state and deselects any other selected item.
In Browse Select, pressing BSelect on an item selects it and
deselects any other selected item; dragging BSelect moves the
selection as the pointer is moved. Releasing BSelect on an
item moves the location cursor to that item.
In Multiple Select, any number of items can be selected at a time.
Pressing BSelect on an item toggles its selection state but
does not deselect any other selected items.
In Extended Select, any number of items can be selected at a time,
and the user can easily select ranges of items.
Pressing BSelect on an item selects it and deselects any other
selected item.
Dragging BSelect or pressing or dragging BExtend following a
BSelect action selects all items between the item under the
pointer and the item on which BSelect was pressed.
This action also deselects any other selected items outside that
range.
Extended Select also allows the user to select and deselect
discontiguous ranges of items.
Pressing BToggle on an item toggles its selection state but
does not deselect any other selected items.
Dragging BToggle or pressing or dragging BExtend following a
BToggle action sets the selection state of all items between
the item under the pointer and the item on which BToggle was
pressed to the state of the item on which BToggle was pressed.
This action does not deselect any other selected items outside that
range.
All selection operations available from the mouse are also available
from the keyboard.
List has two keyboard selection modes, Normal Mode and Add Mode.
In Normal Mode, navigation operations and KSelect select the
item at the location cursor and deselect any other selected
items.
In Add Mode, navigation operations have no effect on selection, and
KSelect toggles the selection state of the item at the location
cursor without deselecting any other selected items, except in Single
Select.
Single and Multiple Select use Add Mode, and Browse Select uses Normal
Mode.
Extended Select can use either mode; the user changes modes by pressing
KAddMode.
In Extended Select Normal Mode, pressing KSelect has the same
effect as pressing BSelect; KExtend and shifted navigation
have the same effect as pressing BExtend following a BSelect
action.
In Extended Select Add Mode, pressing KSelect has the same
effect as pressing BToggle; KExtend and shifted navigation
have the same effect as pressing BExtend following a BToggle
action.
Normal Mode is indicated by a solid location cursor, and Add Mode is
indicated by a dashed location cursor.
Classes
List inherits behavior and resources from Core and
XmPrimitive classes.
The class pointer is xmListWidgetClass.
The class name is XmList.
New resources
The following table defines a set of widget resources used by the programmer
to specify data. The programmer can also set the resource values for the
inherited classes to set attributes for this widget. To reference a
resource by name or by class in a .Xdefaults file, remove
the ``XmN'' or
``XmC'' prefix and use the remaining letters. To specify one of the defined
values for a resource in a .Xdefaults file, remove the ``Xm'' prefix and use
the remaining letters (in either lowercase or uppercase, but include any
underscores between words).
The codes in the access column indicate if the given resource can be
set at creation time (C), set by using
XtSetValues (S), retrieved by using
XtGetValues (G), or is not applicable (N/A).
XmList resource set
Name
Class
Type
Default
Access
XmNautomaticSelection
XmCAutomaticSelection
Boolean
False
CSG
XmNbrowseSelectionCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNdefaultActionCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNdoubleClickInterval
XmCDoubleClickInterval
int
dynamic
CSG
XmNextendedSelectionCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNfontList
XmCFontList
XmFontList
dynamic
CSG
XmNitemCount
XmCItemCount
int
0
CSG
XmNitems
XmCItems
XmStringTable
NULL
CSG
XmNlistMarginHeight
XmCListMarginHeight
Dimension
0
CSG
XmNlistMarginWidth
XmCListMarginWidth
Dimension
0
CSG
XmNlistSizePolicy
XmCListSizePolicy
unsigned char
XmVARIABLE
CG
XmNlistSpacing
XmCListSpacing
Dimension
0
CSG
XmNmultipleSelectionCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNscrollBarDisplayPolicy
XmCScrollBarDisplayPolicy
unsigned
char
XmAS_NEEDED
CSG
XmNselectedItemCount
XmCSelectedItemCount
int
0
CSG
XmNselectedItems
XmCSelectedItems
XmStringTable
NULL
CSG
XmNselectionPolicy
XmCSelectionPolicy
unsigned char
XmBROWSE_SELECT
CSG
XmNsingleSelectionCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNstringDirection
XmCStringDirection
XmStringDirection
dynamic
CSG
XmNtopItemPosition
XmCTopItemPosition
int
1
CSG
XmNvisibleItemCount
XmCVisibleItemCount
int
dynamic
CSG
XmNautomaticSelection
Invokes XmNbrowseSelectionCallback or XmNextendedSelectionCallback
when
BSelect is pressed and the items that are shown as selected change
if the value is True and the selection
mode is either XmBROWSE_SELECT or XmEXTENDED_SELECT respectively.
If False, no selection callbacks are invoked until
the user releases the mouse button. See the Behavior section for
further details on the interaction of this resource with the selection modes.
XmNbrowseSelectionCallback
Specifies a list of callbacks that is called
when an item is selected in the browse selection mode. The reason is
XmCR_BROWSE_SELECT.
XmNdefaultActionCallback
Specifies a list of callbacks that is called when an item is double
clicked or KActivate is pressed.
The reason is XmCR_DEFAULT_ACTION.
XmNdoubleClickInterval
If a button click is followed by another button click within the time
span specified by this resource (in milliseconds), the button clicks
are considered a double-click action, rather than two single-click
actions.
The value must not be negative.
The default value is the display's multi-click time.
XmNextendedSelectionCallback
Specifies a list of callbacks that is called
when items are selected using the extended selection mode.
The reason is XmCR_EXTENDED_SELECT.
XmNfontList
Specifies the font list associated with the list items.
This is used in conjunction with the XmNvisibleItemCount
resource to determine the height of the List widget. If this
value is NULL at initialization, the font list is initialized by
looking up the parent hierarchy of the widget for an ancestor that
is a subclass of the XmBulletinBoard or VendorShell widget class. If
such an ancestor is found, the font list is initialized to the
XmNtextFontList of the ancestor widget. If no such ancestor
is found, the default is implementation dependent. Refer to
XmFontList(Xm)
for more information on a font list structure.
XmNitemCount
Specifies the total number of items.
The value must be the number of items in XmNitems and must not be
negative.
It is automatically updated by the list whenever an item is added to or
deleted from the list.
XmNitems
Points to an array of compound strings that are to be displayed as the list
items.
Refer to
XmString(Xm)
for more information on the creation and
structure of compound strings.
XtGetValues for this resource returns the list items themselves,
not a copy of the list items.
The application must not free the returned items.
XmNlistMarginHeight
Specifies the height of the margin between the list border and the items.
XmNlistMarginWidth
Specifies the width of the margin between the list border and the items.
XmNlistSizePolicy
Controls the reaction of the List when an item grows horizontally beyond
the current size of the list work area.
If the value is XmCONSTANT, the list viewing area does not grow,
and a horizontal ScrollBar is added for a ScrolledList.
If this resource is set to XmVARIABLE, the List grows to
match the
size of the longest item, and no horizontal ScrollBar appears.
When the value of this resource is XmRESIZE_IF_POSSIBLE, the List
attempts to grow or shrink to match the width of the widest item.
If it cannot grow to match the widest size, a horizontal ScrollBar is
added for a ScrolledList if the longest item is wider than the list
viewing area.
The size policy must be set at the time the List widget is created.
It cannot be changed at a later time through XtSetValues.
XmNlistSpacing
Specifies the spacing between list items.
This spacing increases by the value of the XmNhighlightThickness
resource in Primitive.
XmNmultipleSelectionCallback
Specifies a list of callbacks that is called
when an item is selected in
multiple selection mode. The reason is XmCR_MULTIPLE_SELECT.
XmNscrollBarDisplayPolicy
Controls the display of vertical ScrollBars in a ScrolledList.
When the value of this resource is XmAS_NEEDED, a vertical
ScrollBar is displayed only when the number of items in the List exceeds
the number of Visible items.
When the value is XmSTATIC, a vertical ScrollBar is always
displayed.
XmNselectedItemCount
Specifies the number of strings in the selected items list.
The value must be the number of items in XmNselectedItems and must
not be negative.
XmNselectedItems
Points to an array of compound strings that represents the list items that
are currently selected, either by the user or by the application.
XtGetValues for this resource returns the list items themselves,
not a copy of the list items.
The application must not free the returned items.
Setting XmNselectedItems selects those list items that exactly
match items in the given XmNselectedItems list. There may be
additional items in XmNselectedItems that do not match items in
the list. These items remain until XmNselectedItems is updated.
If XmNitems is changed such that the list now contains items
matching previously unmatched items in XmNselectedItems, those
new items will also appear selected.
Any user interaction with the list that causes at least one item to be
selected or deselected and any call to XmListDeselectAllItems,
XmListDeselectAllItems, XmListDeselectPos,
XmListSelectItem, XmListSelectPos, or
XmListUpdateSelectedList cause XmNselectedItems to be
updated immediately to exactly reflect the visual state of the list.
Calls to any other XmList functions do not affect
XmNselectedItems.
XmNselectionPolicy
Defines the interpretation of the selection action. This can be one of the
following:
XmSINGLE_SELECT -- allows only single selections
XmMULTIPLE_SELECT -- allows multiple selections
XmEXTENDED_SELECT -- allows extended selections
XmBROWSE_SELECT -- allows ``drag and browse'' functionality
XmNsingleSelectionCallback
Specifies a list of callbacks that is called
when an item is selected in
single selection mode. The reason is XmCR_SINGLE_SELECT.
XmNstringDirection
Specifies the initial direction to draw the string. The values are
XmSTRING_DIRECTION_L_TO_R and XmSTRING_DIRECTION_R_TO_L.
The value of this resource is determined at creation time. If the widget's
parent is a manager, this value is inherited from the widget's parent,
otherwise it is set to XmSTRING_DIRECTION_L_TO_R.
XmNtopItemPosition
Specifies the position of the item that is the first visible item in the
list.
Setting this resource is equivalent to calling the XmListSetPos
function.
The position of the first item in the list is 1; the position of the
second item is 2; and so on.
A position of 0 specifies the last item in the list.
The value must not be negative.
XmNvisibleItemCount
Specifies the number of items that can
fit in the visible space of the list work area. The List uses this
value to determine its height.
The value must be greater than 0.
Inherited resources
List inherits behavior and resources from the following
superclasses. For a complete description of each resource, refer to the
man page for that superclass.
XmPrimitive resource set
Name
Class
Type
Default
Access
XmNboexpandttomShadowColor
XmCBottomShadowColor
Pixel
dynamic
CSG
XmNbottomShadowPixmap
XmCBottomShadowPixmap
Pixmap
XmUNSPECIFIED_PIXMAP
CSG
XmNforeground
XmCForeground
Pixel
dynamic
CSG
XmNhelpCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNhighlightColor
XmCHighlightColor
Pixel
dynamic
CSG
XmNhighlightOnEnter
XmCHighlightOnEnter
Boolean
False
CSG
XmNhighlightPixmap
XmCHighlightPixmap
Pixmap
dynamic
CSG
XmNhighlightThickness
XmCHighlightThickness
Dimension
2
CSG
XmNnavigationType
XmCNavigationType
XmNavigationType
XmTAB_GROUP
CSG
XmNshadowThickness
XmCShadowThickness
Dimension
2
CSG
XmNtopShadowColor
XmCTopShadowColor
Pixel
dynamic
CSG
XmNtopShadowPixmap
XmCTopShadowPixmap
Pixmap
dynamic
CSG
XmNtraversalOn
XmCTraversalOn
Boolean
True
CSG
XmNunitType
XmCUnitType
unsigned char
dynamic
CSG
XmNuserData
XmCUserData
XtPointer
NULL
CSG
Core resource set
Name
Class
Type
Default
Access
XmNaccelerators
XmCAccelerators
XtAccelerators
dynamic
CSG
XmNancestorSensitive
XmCSensitive
Boolean
dynamic
G
XmNbackground
XmCBackground
Pixel
dynamic
CSG
XmNbackgroundPixmap
XmCPixmap
Pixmap
XmUNSPECIFIED_PIXMAP
CSG
XmNborderColor
XmCBorderColor
Pixel
XtDefaultForeground
CSG
XmNborderPixmap
XmCPixmap
Pixmap
XmUNSPECIFIED_PIXMAP
CSG
XmNborderWidth
XmCBorderWidth
Dimension
0
CSG
XmNcolormap
XmCColormap
Colormap
dynamic
CG
XmNdepth
XmCDepth
int
dynamic
CG
XmNdestroyCallback
XmCCallback
XtCallbackList
NULL
C
XmNheight
XmCHeight
Dimension
dynamic
CSG
XmNinitialResourcesPersistent
XmCInitialResourcesPersistent
Boolean
True
C
XmNmappedWhenManaged
XmCMappedWhenManaged
Boolean
True
CSG
XmNscreen
XmCScreen
Screen
dynamic
CG
XmNsensitive
XmCSensitive
Boolean
True
CSG
XmNtranslations
XmCTranslations
XtTranslations
dynamic
CSG
XmNwidth
XmCWidth
Dimension
dynamic
CSG
XmNx
XmCPosition
Position
0
CSG
XmNy
XmCPosition
Position
0
CSG
Callback information
List defines a new callback structure. The application must first look at the
reason field and use only the structure members that are valid for that
particular reason, because not all fields are relevant for
every possible reason. The callback structure is defined as follows:
typedef struct
{
int reason;
XEvent *event;
XmString item;
int item_length;
int item_position;
XmString *selected_items;
int selected_item_count;
int *selected_item_positions;
char selection_type;
} XmListCallbackStruct;
reason
Indicates why the callback was invoked.
event
Points to the XEvent that triggered the callback. It can be NULL.
item
Is the last item selected at the time of the event that caused the
callback.
item points to a temporary storage space that is reused after the
callback is finished.
Therefore, if an application needs to save the item, it should copy the
item into its own data space.
item_length
Is the length in bytes of item.
item_position
Is the position of item in the List's XmNitems array.
selected_items
Is a list of items selected at the time of the event that caused
the callback.
selected_items points to a temporary storage space that is reused
after the callback is finished.
Therefore, if an application needs to save the selected list, it should
copy the list into its own data space.
selected_item_count
Is the number of items in the selected_items list.
This number must be non-negative.
selected_item_positions
Is an array of integers, one for each selected item, representing the
position of each selected item in the List's XmNitems array.
selected_item_positions points to a temporary storage space that
is reused after the callback is finished.
Therefore, if an application needs to save this array, it should copy
the array into its own data space.
selection_type
Indicates that the most recent extended selection was the initial
selection (XmINITIAL), a modification of an existing selection
(XmMODIFICATION), or an additional noncontiguous selection
(XmADDITION).
The following table describes the reasons for which the individual callback
structure fields are valid:
XmList includes translations from Primitive.
The XmList translations are listed in the following table.
These translations may not directly correspond to a
translation table.
The XmList action routines are described below.
The current selection is always shown with inverted colors.
ListAddMode():
Toggles the state of Add Mode for keyboard selection.
ListBeginData():
Moves the location cursor to the first item in the list.
In Normal Mode, this also deselects any current selection,
selects the first item in the list, and calls the appropriate selection
callbacks (XmNbrowseSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
XmNextendedSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmEXTENDED_SELECT).
ListBeginDataExtend():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT or
XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
moves the location cursor to the first item in the list.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection has been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the extended selection was done.
Changes the selection state of the first item and all
items between it and the current anchor point to the state of the
item at the current anchor point.
Calls the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListBeginExtend():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection has been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the extended selection was done.
Changes the selection state of the item under the pointer and all
items between it and the current anchor point to the state of the
item at the current anchor point.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListBeginLine():
Moves the horizontal scroll region to the beginning of the line.
ListBeginSelect():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmSINGLE_SELECT,
deselects any current selection and toggles the selection state of the
item under the pointer.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
deselects any current selection and selects the item under the pointer.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNbrowseSelectionCallback callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT,
toggles the selection state of the item under the pointer.
Any previous selections remain.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
deselects any current selection, selects the item under the pointer, and
sets the current anchor at that item.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListBeginToggle():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
Moves the current anchor to the item under the pointer
without changing the current selection.
If the item is unselected, it is selected; if the item is selected, it
is unselected.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListButtonMotion():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
deselects any current selection and selects the item under the
pointer.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True and the pointer has
entered a new list item, calls the XmNbrowseSelectionCallback
callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection is being made and an extended selection has
previously been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the previous extended selection was done.
Changes the selection state of the item under the pointer and all
items between it and the current anchor point to the state of the
item at the current anchor point.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True and the pointer has
entered a new list item, calls the XmNextendedSelectionCallback
callbacks.
If the pointer leaves a scrolled list, this action scrolls the list in
the direction of the pointer motion.
ListCopyToClipboard()
Copies the content of the selected items to the clipboard as a single
compound string with each
item separated by a newline.
ListEndData():
Moves the location cursor to the last item in the list.
In Normal Mode, this also deselects any current selection,
selects the last item in the list, and calls the appropriate selection
callbacks (XmNbrowseSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
XmNextendedSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmEXTENDED_SELECT).
ListEndDataExtend():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT or
XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
moves the location cursor to the last item in the list.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection has been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the extended selection was done.
Changes the selection state of the last item and all
items between it and the current anchor point to the state of the
item at the current anchor point.
Calls the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListEndExtend():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
moves the location cursor to the last item selected or deselected and,
if XmNautomaticSelection is set to False, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListEndLine():
Moves the horizontal scroll region to the end of the line.
ListEndSelect():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmSINGLE_SELECT or
XmMULTIPLE_SELECT,
moves the location cursor to the last item selected or deselected and
calls the appropriate selection callbacks
(XmNsingleSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmSINGLE_SELECT, XmNmultipleSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT).
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT or
XmEXTENDED_SELECT, moves the location cursor to the last item
selected or deselected and, if XmNautomaticSelection is set to
False, calls the appropriate selection callbacks
(XmNbrowseSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmBROWSE_SELECT, XmNextendedSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT).
ListEndToggle():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT, moves
the location cursor to the last item selected or deselected and, if
XmNautomaticSelection is set to False, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListExtendNextItem():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection has been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the extended selection was done.
Moves the location cursor to the next item and changes the selection
state of the item and all
items between it and the current anchor point
to the state of the item at the current anchor point.
Calls the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListExtendPrevItem():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection has been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the extended selection was done.
Moves the location cursor to the previous item and changes the selection
state of the item and all items between it and the current anchor point
to the state of the item at the current anchor point.
Calls the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListScrollCursorVertically(percentage):
Scrolls the line containing the insertion cursor vertically
to an intermediate position in the visible window based on an
input percentage. A value of 0 indicates the top of the window;
a value of 100, the bottom of the window. If this action is called
with no argument, the line containing the insertion cursor is scrolled
vertically to a new position designated by the y event passed
to the routine.
ListKbdActivate():
Calls the callbacks for XmNdefaultActionCallback.
If the List's parent is a manager, this action passes the event to the
parent.
ListKbdBeginExtend():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
does the following:
If an extended selection has been made from the current anchor point,
restores the selection state of the items in that range to their state
before the extended selection was done.
Changes the selection state of the item at the location cursor and all
items between it and the current anchor point to the state of the
item at the current anchor point.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListKbdBeginSelect():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmSINGLE_SELECT,
deselects any current selection and toggles the state of the item at the
location cursor.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
deselects any current selection and selects the item at the location
cursor.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNbrowseSelectionCallback callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT,
toggles the selection state of the item at the location cursor.
Any previous selections remain.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
moves the current anchor to the item at the location cursor.
In Normal Mode, deselects any current selection and selects the item at
the location cursor.
In Add Mode, toggles the selection state of the item at the location
cursor and leaves the current selection unchanged.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListKbdCancel():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT
and an extended selection is being made from the current anchor point,
cancels the new selection and restores the selection state of the items
in that range to their state before the extended selection was done.
If XmNautomaticSelection is set to True, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks, otherwise, and if the
parent is a manager, passes the event to the parent.
ListKbdDeSelectAll():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmSINGLE_SELECT,
XmMULTIPLE_SELECT, or XmEXTENDED_SELECT in Add Mode,
deselects all items in the list.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT in
Normal Mode, deselects all items in the list (except the item at the
location cursor if the shell's XmNkeyboardFocusPolicy is
XmEXPLICIT).
Calls the appropriate selection callbacks
(XmNsingleSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmSINGLE_SELECT, XmNmultipleSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT,
XmNextendedSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmEXTENDED_SELECT).
ListKbdEndExtend():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT
and if XmNautomaticSelection is set to False, calls the
XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
ListKbdEndSelect():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmSINGLE_SELECT or
XmMULTIPLE_SELECT or if XmNautomaticSelection is set to False,
calls the appropriate selection callbacks
(XmNsingleSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmSINGLE_SELECT, XmNbrowseSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
XmNmultipleSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT, XmNextendedSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT).
ListKbdSelectAll():
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmSINGLE_SELECT or
XmBROWSE_SELECT, selects the item at the location cursor.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT or
XmMULTIPLE_SELECT,
selects all items in the list.
Calls the appropriate selection callbacks
(XmNsingleSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmSINGLE_SELECT, XmNbrowseSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
XmNmultipleSelectionCallback when XmNselectionPolicy is set
to XmMULTIPLE_SELECT, XmNextendedSelectionCallback when
XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT).
ListLeftChar():
Scrolls the list one character to the left.
ListLeftPage():
Scrolls the list one page to the left.
ListNextItem():
Moves the location cursor to the next item in the list.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
this action also selects the next item, deselects any current
selection, and calls the XmNbrowseSelectionCallback callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
this action in Normal Mode also selects the next item, deselects any
current selection, moves the current anchor to the next item, and calls
the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
In Add Mode this action does not affect the selection or the anchor.
ListNextPage():
Scrolls the list to the next page, moving the location cursor to a new
item.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
this action also selects the new item, deselects any current
selection, and calls the XmNbrowseSelectionCallback callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
this action in Normal Mode also selects the new item, deselects any
current selection, moves the current anchor to the new item, and calls
the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
In Add Mode this action does not affect the selection or the anchor.
ListPrevItem():
Moves the location cursor to the previous item in the list.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
this action also selects the previous item, deselects any current
selection, and calls the XmNbrowseSelectionCallback callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
this action in Normal Mode also selects the previous item, deselects any
current selection, moves the current anchor to the previous item, and
calls the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
In Add Mode this action does not affect the selection or the anchor.
ListPrevPage():
Scrolls the list to the previous page, moving the location cursor to a
new item.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmBROWSE_SELECT,
this action also selects the new item, deselects any current
selection, and calls the XmNbrowseSelectionCallback callbacks.
If the XmNselectionPolicy is set to XmEXTENDED_SELECT,
this action in Normal Mode also selects the new item, deselects any
current selection, moves the current anchor to the new item, and calls
the XmNextendedSelectionCallback callbacks.
In Add Mode this action does not affect the selection or the anchor.
ListProcessDrag():
Drags the content of a one or more selected list items. Each item
is separated by a newline. This action creates a DragContext object
whose XmNexportTargets resource is set to COMPOUND_TEXT and
the XmNclientData resource is set to the index of the item in
the list. If BDrag is pressed on an unselected item, drags
only that item, excluding any other selected items.
ListRightChar():
Scrolls the list one character to the right.
ListRightPage():
Scrolls the list one page to the right.
PrimitiveHelp():
Calls the callbacks for XmNhelpCallback if any exist. If there
are no help callbacks for this widget, this action calls the help callbacks
for the nearest ancestor that has them.
PrimitiveNextTabGroup():
Moves the focus to the first item contained within the next tab group. If
the current tab group is the last entry in the tab group list, it
wraps to the beginning of the tab group list.
PrimitivePrevTabGroup():
Moves the focus to the first item contained within the previous tab group.
If the beginning of the tab group list is reached, it wraps to the end
of the tab group list.
Additional behavior
The List widget has the additional behavior described below:
<Double Click>
If a button click is followed by another button click within the time
span specified by the display's multi-click time, the List interprets
that as a double click and calls the callbacks for
XmNdefaultActionCallback.
The item's colors invert to indicate that it is selected.
The XmNdoubleClickInterval resource can be used to specify a
time span that overrides the display's multi-click time.
<FocusIn>:
If the focus policy is Explicit, sets the focus and draw
the location cursor.
<FocusOut>:
If the focus policy is Explicit, removes the focus and erase
the location cursor.
Virtual bindings
The bindings for virtual keys are vendor specific.
For information about bindings for virtual buttons and keys, see
VirtualBindings(Xm).
