DXmCreateColorMixDialog(3X)DXmCreateColorMixDialog(3X)NAMEDXmCreateColorMixDialog - Creates a color mixing widget with a dialog
box.
SYNOPSIS
Widget DXmCreateColorMixDialog(parent, name, arglist, argcount)
Widget parent;
String name;
ArgList arglist;
Cardinal argcount;
PARAMETERS
The identifier (widget ID) of the parent widget. The name of the cre‐
ated widget. The application argument list. The number of arguments
in the application argument list.
DESCRIPTIONDXmCreateColorMixDialog allows your DECwindows Motif applications to
query users for a color. The color mixing widget provides users with
immediate feedback, displaying each new color as it is selected. This
widget uses a pop-up dialog box (or nonpop-up dialog box if you use the
DXmCreateColorMix routine) that is preconfigured to contain the follow‐
ing subwidgets:
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Subwidget Description
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Scratch pad Stores intermediate colors
for later use in color
mixing.
Color display subwidget Displays the original
color and the new color.
Color model option menu subwidget Implements choice of color
model.
Color mixer subwidget Provides graphic tools
users can use to define
new colors.
Push button subwidgets Activate color mixing wid‐
get functions.
Label subwidgets Provide descriptive infor‐
mation.
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The color mixing widget allows a user to choose from up to five differ‐
ent color models: The default color model for the color mixing widget
on color systems (it does not display on non-color systems or on sys‐
tems with too few resources).
The color picker consists of a"-color color spectrum and a color
palette option menu, a color interpolator and its title, a smear
button, and undo button, two paint bucket buttons, and arrow
buttons to control the warmth and lightness of interpolator col‐
ors. In the HLS color model, a color is specified by three
characteristics: hue, lightness, and saturation. Hue is color.
Lightness describes the intensity of the color (the amount of
the color). Saturation describes the purity of the color or how
much the color is diluted by white.
To support the HLS color model, the color mixer subwidget con‐
tains three scales that represent the ranges of hue, lightness,
and saturation. The hue scale presents color values as a range
between 0 and 360. The lightness and saturation scales present
their values as a range of percentages between 0 and 100. The
default color model for the color mixing widget on monochrome
systems.
In the RGB color model, a color is specified as a mixture of
different intensities of red, green, and blue. In the X Window
System, Version 11, you specify the intensity of red, green, or
blue as a value between 0 and 65,535. Zero is the lowest inten‐
sity. Black is defined as a zero-intensity value for all three
colors; white is"0 percent intensity for all three colors.
To support the RGB color model, the color mixer subwidget con‐
tains three scales that represent the ranges of intensity of
red, green, and blue. Each scale presents these color values as
a percentage between 0 and 100. In addition, the color mixer
subwidget contains text widgets in which users of your applica‐
tion can enter RGB values directly as text. The text widgets
and the scales are linked: a change in one effects a correspond‐
ing change in the other. A scrolled window that presents the
user with a list of X11 named colors. Each button in the
scrolled window shows the name of an X11 color. If enough
resources are available, the background is set to that color.
(If the new color is not further modified by other color models,
the X11 name of this color is also returned to the application
as part of the color mixing widget's callback structure.) You
can use the scroll bar to scroll through this color list.
Clicking MB1 on a color in the list causes the color display
subwidget to become filled with that color. The color browser
is available on all systems.
A complete list of all the X color values available to you is
located on your system. To find it, type the following command:
% find / -name '*rgb*' -print A scale widget that allows genera‐
tion of gray shades ranging from black to white. When the
Greyscale mixer is selected, the current new color is converted
to an appropriate shade of gray, which can then be adjusted with
the scale widget. All shades of gray generated by this model
are a mixture of equal portions of red, green, and blue, which
means that they appear identically on both color and gray scale
systems.
The Greyscale mixer is available on all systems.
NOTE: When considering whether to use a pop-up or nonpop-up
color mixing widget, the following conditions are in effect: The
pop-up color mixing widget (which you create with the DXmCreate‐
ColorMixDialog routine) allocates the necessary color cells each
time it is mapped and then releases them each time the widget is
unmapped. The nonpop-up color mixing widget (which you create
with the DXmCreateColorMix routine) allocates the necessary
color cells at creation time but does not release them until the
widget is destroyed. As such, if color resources are limited,
your application should use the pop-up color mixing widget
instead of the nonpop-up version.
Resource Information
You can set the following widget-specific resources in the arglist when
using any combination of default or application-provided color display
and color mixer subwidgets:
XmString DXmNclearLabel; XmString DXmNdisplayLabel; Wid‐
get DXmNdisplayWindow; XmString DXmNhelpLabel; XmString
DXmNmainLabel; XmString DXmNmixerLabel; Widget DXmNmix‐
erWindow; unsigned short DXmNnewBlueValue; unsigned short DXmNnew‐
GreenValue; unsigned short DXmNnewRedValue; unsigned short DXmNorig‐
BlueValue; unsigned short DXmNorigGreenValue; unsigned short DXmNori‐
gRedValue; XmString DXmNresetLabelString; XmString DXmN‐
scratchPadInfoLabel; XmString DXmNscratchPadLabel; void proc
DXmNsetMixerColorProc; void proc DXmNsetNewColorProc; XtCallback‐
List XmNapplyCallback; XmString XmNapplyLabelString; XtCall‐
backList XmNcancelCallback; XmString XmNcancelLabelString;
XtCallbackList XmNokCallback; XmString XmNokLabelString; Widget
XmNworkWindow;
You can set the following widget-specific resources in the arglist only
when using the default color display subwidget:
unsigned short DXmNbackBlueValue; unsigned short DXmNbackGreenValue;
unsigned short DXmNbackRedValue; Dimension DXmNdisplayColWin‐
Height; Dimension DXmNdisplayColWinWidth; Dimension DXm‐
NdispWinMargin; Boolean DXmNmatchColors;
You can set the following widget-specific resources in the arglist only
when using the default color mixer subwidget:
XmString DXmNblackLabel; XmString DXmNblueLabel; short
DXmNbrowserItemCount; XmString DXmNbrowserLabel; unsigned char
DXmNcolorModel; XmString DXmNcoolerLabel; XmString DXmN‐
darkerLabel; XmString DXmNearthtoneLabel; XmString DXmN‐
fullLabel; XmString DXmNgrayLabel; XmString DXmNgreenLa‐
bel; XmString DXmNgreyscaleLabel; Boolean DXmNgreyscale‐
OnGreyscale; XmString DXmNhlsLabel; XmString DXmNhueLa‐
bel; short DXmNinterpTileCount; short DXmNinterp‐
TileHeight; short DXmNinterpTileWidth; XmString DXmN‐
interpTitleLabel; XmString DXmNlighterLabel; XmString
DXmNlightLabel; short DXmNlightnessIncrement; XmString
DXmNoptionLabel; XmString DXmNpastelLabel; unsigned short DXmN‐
pickerColors; XmString DXmNpickerLabel; short DXmN‐
pickerTileHeight; short DXmNpickerTileWidth; XmString
DXmNpickerTitleLabel; XmString DXmNredLabel; XmString
DXmNrgbLabel; XmString DXmNsatLabel; XmString DXmNslider‐
Label; XmString DXmNsmearLabel; XmString DXmNspectrumLa‐
bel; XmString DXmNundoLabel; XmString DXmNuserPaletteLa‐
bel; XmString DXmNvalueLabel; XmString DXmNvividLabel;
XmString DXmNwarmerLabel; unsigned short DXmNwarmthIncrement;
XmString DXmNwhiteLabel;
Resources
(Default or Application-Provided Color Display/Mixer Subwidgets) Speci‐
fies the text that appears as the label of the scratch pad clear push
button. The default text is "Clear". Access is CSG. Specifies the
text that appears above the color display subwidget, centered between
the left and right borders. There is no default. Access is CSG. The
color display subwidget. The default is the color mixing widget's
color display subwidget. Access is CSG.
Note the following: Setting this resource to Null at widget cre‐
ation time prevents the color display subwidget from being dis‐
played. If an application substitutes its own color display
subwidget for the default color display subwidget, the applica‐
tion is completely responsible for managing the subwidget (mak‐
ing it visible and controlling its geometry management). An
application can return to the default color display subwidget by
using the Intrinsic routine XtSetValues to set the DXmNdisplay‐
Window resource to Null. Specifies the text that appears inside
the Help push button. The default text is "Help". Access is
CSG. Specifies the text that appears at the top of the color
mixing widget, centered between the left and right borders.
There is no default. Access is CSG. Specifies the text that
appears above the color mixer subwidget, centered between the
left and right borders. There is no default. Access is CSG.
The color mixer subwidget. The default color mixer subwidget
supports the Hue Lightness Saturation (HLS), Red, Green, Blue
(RGB), Color Picker, Browser, and Greyscale Mixer color models.
Setting this resource to Null at widget creation time prevents
the color mixer subwidget from being displayed. Access is CSG.
Note the following: If an application substitutes its own color
mixer subwidget for the default color mixer subwidget, the
application is completely responsible for managing the subwidget
(making it visible and controlling its geometry management). An
application can later return to the default color mixer subwid‐
get by using the Intrinsic routine XtSetValues to set the DXmN‐
mixerWindow resource to Null. Applications that use the default
color mixer subwidget are not required to update the new color
value. However, applications that provide their own color
mixer subwidget must update the new color value, by using either
the Intrinsic routine XtSetValues or the DXmColorMixSetNewColor
routine (which is faster). The new blue color value for the
color mixing widget. The default is 0 unless DXmNmatchColors is
True. If DXmNmatchColors is True, then DXmNnewBlueValue is
always set by default to match DXmNorigBlueValue whenever the
widget is created or made visible. Access is CSG. The new
green color value for the color mixing widget. The default is 0
unless DXmNmatchColors is True. If DXmNmatchColors is True,
then DXmNnewGreenValue is always set by default to match DXm‐
NorigGreenValue whenever the widget is created or made visible.
Access is CSG. The new red color value for the color mixing
widget. The default is 0 unless DXmNmatchColors is True. If
DXmNmatchColors is True, then DXmNnewRedValue is always set by
default to match DXmNorigRedValue whenever the widget is created
or made visible. Access is CSG. The original blue color value
for the color mixing widget. The default is 0; however, appli‐
cations should set the original blue value. Access is CSG. The
original green color value for the color mixing widget. The
default is 0; however, applications should set the original
green value. Access is CSG. The original red color value for
the color mixing widget. The default is 0; however, applica‐
tions should set the original red value. Access is CSG. Speci‐
fies the text that appears inside the Reset push button. The
default is "Reset". Access is CSG. Specifies the text that
appears as the label centered at the top of the scratch pad pop-
up. The default text is "Save colors here...". Access is CSG.
Specifies the text that appears as the label of the scratch pad
push button. The default text is "Scratch Pad...". Access is
CSG. The resource used by the color mixing widget to update the
current color mixer controls when the application sets a new
color. (It is intended for applications that use a non-default
color mixer subwidget.) The default is a procedure (specific to
the color mixing widget) that updates the appropriate default
color model (Picker, HLS, RGB, Browser, or Greyscale). Access
is CSG. The resource used by the color mixing widget to update
the new color values displayed in the color display subwidget.
If the application replaces the default color display subwidget
and requires that the color mixing widget update the new color,
the application must set this resource. Otherwise, replacing
the default color display subwidget sets this resource to Null.
Access is CSG.
If this resource is set and the application manages this subwid‐
get, the work window is placed below the color display and color
mixer subwidgets (if present) and above the color mixing widget
push buttons. Callback (or callbacks) made when the user clicks
the Apply push button widget in the color mixing widget. The
reason for this callback is XmCR_APPLY. The default is Null.
Access is CSG. Specifies the text that appears inside the Apply
push button. The default is "Apply". Access is CSG. Callback
(or callbacks) made when the user clicks the Cancel push button
widget in the color mixing widget. The reason for this callback
is XmCR_CANCEL. The default is Null. Access is CSG. Specifies
the text that appears inside the Cancel push button. The
default is "Cancel". Access is CSG. Callback (or callbacks)
made when the user clicks the OK push button widget in the color
mixing widget. The reason for this callback is XmCR_ACTIVATE.
The default is Null. Access is CSG. Specifies the text that
appears inside the OK push button. The default is "OK". Access
is CSG. An optional work area subwidget. The default is Null.
Access is CSG.
Resources
(Default Color Display Subwidget Only) The value of the default color
display subwidget's blue background color. The default value is
32767 (gray). Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The value of
the default color display subwidget's green background color.
The default value is 32767 (gray). Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The value of
the default color display subwidget's red background color. The
default value is 32767 (gray). Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The height of
the original and new color display windows. The default is 80
pixels. Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The width of
the original and new color display windows. The default is 80
pixels. Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The margin
between the original and the new color display windows and the
outsides edges of the color display subwidget. The margin is
the area affected by the background resources (set gray by
default). The default width is 20 pixels. Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. A Boolean
resource that specifies whether new color values are matched to
original color values whenever the color mixing widget is cre‐
ated and made visible. When True, new color values are matched
to original color values. When False, new color values are not
matched to original color values. The default is True. Access
is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color display subwid‐
get is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Resources
(Default Color Mixer Subwidget Only) Specifies the text that appears
below the left end of the middle scale subwidget. The default is
"Black". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text that appears below the left end of the bottom
scale subwidget. The default is "Blue". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the RGB mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
The number of visible items in the browser's color list. You
can set this resource only at widget creation time. Each visible
item requires that the color mix widget allocate its own color
cell. The default is 5. Access is CG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears as the fourth item in the color model option menu.
The default text is "Browser". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The color model
currently being used. The values for this resource are as fol‐
lows:
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Color Model Value When Default
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Color Picker DXmColorModelPicker Color systems
HLS DXmColorModelHLS Not used as default
RGB DXmColorModelRGB Monochrome systems
Browser DXmColorModelBrowser Not used as default
Greyscale DXmColorModelGreyscale Gray scale systems
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Applications should set this resource before the widget is man‐
aged (if at all), and allow users to switch color models by
using the option menu. Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
of the Cooler arrow button. The default text is "Cooler".
Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
of the Darker arrow button. The default text is "Darker".
Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The label used to
represent the earthtones palette in the picker spectrum option
menu. The default text is "Earthtones". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears below the right end of the bottom scale subwidget.
The default is "Full". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text that appears below the left of the bottom
scale subwidget. The default is "Gray". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text that appears below the left end of the middle
scale subwidget. The default is "Green". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the RGB mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text that appears as the bottom item in the color
model option menu. The default text is "Grayscale". Access is
CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. A Boolean resource
that, when True, specifies that the greyscale mixing color model
is to be the default on greyscale systems. The default is True.
Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears as the second item in the color model option menu.
The default is "HLS". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears to the left of the top scale subwidget. The
default is "Hue:". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
The number of interpolator tiles used. (The color mixing widget
must allocate a color cell for each interpolator tile.) You can
set this resource only at widget creation time. The default is
10. Access is CG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The height of each
interpolator tile, in pixels. The default is 30. Access is
CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The width of each
interpolator tile, in pixels. The default is 30. Access is
CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears centered above the interpolator widget. The
default text is "Interpolator". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
of the Lighter arrow button. The default text is "Lighter".
Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears to the left of the bottom scale subwidget. The
default is "Lightness:". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
The percentage by which to increase or decrease the lightness of
the color of each interpolator tile when the lighter or darker
buttons are pressed. The default is 5. Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears inside the color model option menu subwidget. The
default is "Color Model:". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The label used to
represent the pastels palette in the picker spectrum option
menu. The default text is "Pastels". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. A palette of ten
colors that will be available through the user palette menu
option. If not specified, no user palette will appear in the
menu; otherwise, the user palette will become the default picker
palette. You can set this resource only at widget creation
time. Access is CG.
Note that the first item in the array is the red value of the
first spectrum tile, the second item is its green value, the
third item is its blue value, the fourth item is the second
tile's red value, and so on. Thus, this array must contain
thirty elements if it is set.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears as the top item in the color model option menu.
The default text is "Picker". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The height of each
individual spectrum tile, in pixels. The default is 30. Access
is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The width of each
individual spectrum tile, in pixels. The default is 30. Access
is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears centered above the picker widget. The default text
is "Spectrum". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears below the left end of the top scale subwidget. The
default is "Red". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the RGB mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text that appears as the third item in the color
model option menu. The default is "RGB". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears to the left of the middle scale subwidget. The
default is "Saturation:". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text that appears above the left end of the top
scale subwidget. The default is "Percentage". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the RGB mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Specifies the text of the Smear push button. The default text
is "Smear". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The label used to
represent the "rainbow" palette in the picker spectrum option
menu. The default text is "Spectrum". Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
of the Undo push button. The default text is "Undo". Access is
CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The label used to
represent the application-defined user palette in the spectrum
option menu. The default text is "User palette". Access is
CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears above the column of text subwidgets. The default
is "Value". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the RGB mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
The label used to represent the vivids palette in the picker
spectrum option menu. The default text is "Vivids". Access is
CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
of the Warmer arrow button. The default text is "Warmer".
Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. The amount of red
or blue added to the color of each interpolator tile when the
warmer or cooler buttons are pressed. The default is 5000.
Access is CSG.
This resource is valid only if the default color mixer subwidget
is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored. Specifies the text
that appears below the right end of the middle scale subwidget.
The default is "White". Access is CSG.
This resource is used in the HLS mixer if the default color
mixer subwidget is used; otherwise, the resource is ignored.
Resource Information
The following resources inherited from XmBulletinBoard are supported
differently: The default for XmNdialogStyle is XmDIALOG_MODELESS. The
default for XmNdialogTitle is "Color Mixing". The default for XmNre‐
sizePolicy is XmRESIZE_NONE.
Resource Information
typedef struct {
int reason;
XEvent *event;
unsigned short newred;
unsigned short newgrn;
unsigned short newblu;
char *newname;
unsigned short origred;
unsigned short origgrn;
unsigned short origblu*L; } DXmColorMixCallbackStruct;
Callback Field Descriptions
An integer set to the callback reason. See the Callback Reasons section
for the values that are valid for this widget. A pointer to the X
event structure describing the event that generated this callback. The
new red color value for the color mixing widget. The new green color
value for the color mixing widget. The new blue color value for the
color mixing widget. Passes a color name to an application. If the
user selects a named color from the Browser and then triggers a call‐
back to the application without modifying the new color, the newname
field of the callback data structure is filled in with a pointer to an
ASCII, null-terminated string that contains the color's X11 name. This
string is read-only, and should not be freed or modified.
If a color is generated in one of the other color models, or
generated in the browser and subsequently modified, the newname
field in the callback structure is set to Null. The original
red color value for the color mixing widget. The original green
color value for the color mixing widget. The original blue
color value for the color mixing widget.
Callback Reasons
The user has activated the OK push button. The user has activated the
Apply push button. The user has activated the Cancel push button.
Resource Information
The color mixing widget completely controls the layout of its children.
Resizing
The color mixing widget computes the smallest possible size required to
enclose all of its children, including any of the variably sized color
mixing subwidgets. The size remains fixed while the user selects dif‐
ferent color models from the option menu.
Inherited Resources
DXmCreateColorMixDialog inherits behaviour and resources from the fol‐
lowing superclasses:
Core Resource Set Composite Resource Set Constraint Resource Set XmMan‐
ager Resource Set XmBulletinBoard Resource Set
RETURN VALUES
The identifier (widget ID) of the created color mixing widget.
RELATED INFORMATIONDXmCreateColorMix(3X), DXmColorMixGetNewColor(3X), DXmColorMixSetNew‐
Color(3X)DXmCreateColorMixDialog(3X)
