Introduction

SUPER-UX Xlib Programming Manual

The X Window System is a portable, network-transparent system developed at Massachusetts Institute Technology.

This document consists of the following chapters, and describes Xlib functions.

Part 1 Xlib-C Language X Interface

• Chapter 1 Introduction to Xlib
• Chapter 2 Display Functions
• Chapter 3 Window Functions
• Chapter 4 Window Information Functions
• Chapter 5 Pixmap and Cursor Functions
• Chapter 6 Color Management Functions
• Chapter 7 Graphics Context Functions
• Chapter 8 Graphics Functions
• Chapter 9 Window and Session Manager Function
• Chapter 10 Events
• Chapter 11 Event Handling Functions
• Chapter 12 Input Device Functions
• Chapter 13 Locales and Internationalized Text Functions
• Chapter 14 Inter-Client Communication Functions
• Chapter 15 Resource Manager Functions
• Chapter 16 Application Utility Functions
• Appendix A Xlib Functions and Protocol Requests
• Appendix B X Font Cursors
• Appendix C Extensions
• Appendix D Compatibility Functions

Part 2 X11 Nonrectangular Window Shape Extension

1. Overview
2. Description
3. Types
4. Requests
5. Events
6. Encoding
7. C language Binding
8. Glossary

Related Documents

The following documents contain additional information regarding SUPER-UX X Window.

• SUPER-UX X Window System User's Guide
• SUPER-UX X Toolkit Intrinsics - C Language Interface Programming Manual
• SUPER-UX X Window System Programmer's Guide

REMARKS

This document corresponds to SUPER-UX Release 6.2 or later and describes the function of the following program product.

• U92002-01-Gxx SUPER-EX (SUPER-UX Extended Function)
  xx represents a group number of each system group.