A window contains only one object, and has the effect of putting scrollbars on the display of that object. It is therefore useful in displaying large objects, such as a slotfiller array with many slots. The object in a window can be of any display class.Visual RepresentationNote that both vertical and horizontal scrollbars will always be shown, even if one of them is not needed - or indeed if neither is needed.
AttributessymûØÂ¡î¡É100 valû(<@0) 10«1+É100 aû(sym;val) `a is `slot labsû('one';'two';'three';...) `a has (`geometry `label;(2;labs)) wû`a `w is `window `w has (`shelltitle;'w') show `wA Large Slotfiller in a Window:
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See the "Display Attributes" chapter for details concerning all the attributes that apply to objects in the window display class, as well as lists of colors and fonts. The keys in the Table of All Display Attributes that pertain to this class are W, ALL, CNFT, NFT, and TOP.The attributes that are meaningful for the window display class (other than the print... attributes) are:
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atsector
b
bg
bound
children
class
clear
deiconized
descendents
doc
downto
dynamic
eval
evaluate
exit
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extents
f1-f12
familytree
fkeys
focus
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followertree
foot
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head
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icon
iconic
iconized
icontitle
incurrentworkspace
is
l
leader
leftto
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mapped
naturalsize
newshow
notify
outofcurrentworkspace
parent
pin
preset
primary
r
raise
realize
recursively
refresh
reparent
request
reshow
resize
resizeable
rightto
script
scrollbg
scrollsize
sensitive
set
settings
shadowthickness
shell
shelltitle
show
state
stateself
syncshow
t
tabfrom
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tabto
upto
title
titlefg
titlefont
titlejustify
vcol
vcols
verify
vrow
vrows
w
W
ws
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X
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Y
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