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- 04:42, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page File:Img23.png
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- 03:51, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Appendices (Created page with "This section contains several topics related to Presentation Manager programming. == Bitmap Formats == There are four standard bitmap formats. All device drivers must be able to translate between any of these formats and their own internal formats. The standard formats are: * Bitcount 1, Planes 1 * Bitcount 4, Planes 1 * Bitcount 8, Planes 1 * Bitcount 24, Planes 1 These formats are chosen because they are identical or similar to all formats commonly used by raster d...")
- 03:39, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Windows (Created page with "= Windows = To most users, a '''window''' is a rectangular area of the display screen where an application receives input from the user and displays output. This chapter describes the parts of the operating system that enable a Presentation Manager (PM) application to create and use windows; manage relationships between windows; and size, move, and display windows. An overview of the following topics is presented: * Window types, classes, and styles * Window-creation t...")
- 03:33, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Value Set Controls (Created page with "A '''value set control''' (WC_VALUESET window class), like a radio button, is a visual component that enables a user to select one choice from a group of mutually exclusive choices. However, unlike radio buttons, a value set can use graphic images (bit maps or icons), as well as colors, text, and numbers, to represent the items a user can select. This chapter presents the basics about value set controls and tells you how to create and use them in PM applications. == Abo...")
- 03:30, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Title-Bar Controls (Created page with "A '''title bar''' is one of several control windows that comprise a standard frame window, giving the frame window its distinctive look and performance capabilities. This chapter describes how to create and use title-bar control windows in PM applications. == About Title Bars == The title bar in a standard frame window performs the following four functions: * Displays the title of the window across the top of the frame window * Changes its highlighted appearance to sh...")
- 03:27, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Static Controls (Created page with "= Static Controls = A '''static''' control is a simple text field, bit map, or icon that an application can use to label, enclose, or separate other control windows. This chapter describes how to create and use static controls in PM applications. == About Static Controls == Unlike the other types of control windows, a static control does not accept user input or send notification messages to its owner. The primary advantage of a static control is that it provides a la...")
- 03:24, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Spin Button Controls (Created page with "A '''spin button''' control (WC_SPINBUTTON window class) is a visual component that gives users quick access to a finite set of data by letting them select from a scrollable ring of choices. Because the user can see only one item at a time, a spin button should be used only with data that is intuitively related, such as a list of the months of the year, or an alphabetic list of cities or states. This chapter explains when and how to use spin buttons in PM applications....")
- 03:22, 7 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Slider Controls (Created page with "A slider control is a visual component that displays a range of values and allows a user to set, display, or modify a value by moving a slider arm. There are two types of sliders: * The '''linear slider''' is represented as a shaft along which the slider arm can be moved by the user to set a value. * The '''circular slider''' is represented as a dial with the slider arm shown as the radius of the dial. This chapter explains how to use each of these slider controls in P...")
- 04:27, 6 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Scroll-Bar Controls (Created page with "{{IBM-Reprint}} {{PMGuide}} Scroll bars are control windows that convert mouse and keyboard input into integers; they are used by an application to scroll the contents of a client window. This chapter describes how to create and use scroll bars in PM applications. === About Scroll Bars === A scroll bar has three main parts: the bar, its arrows, and a slider. The arrows are located at each end of the scroll bar. The left scroll arrow, on the left side of a horizontal sc...")
- 03:57, 6 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Presentation Parameters (Created page with "= Presentation Parameters = A presentation parameter is a piece of data that can be attached to a window to influence the way it is painted. An application can use system-defined presentation parameters to change the colors used by the various PM controls. It can also use a presentation parameter to change the font used for text. If you want to create your own presentation parameters, you must use indexes above PP_USER. == About Presentation Parameters == An applicati...")
- 03:41, 6 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Painting and Drawing (Created page with "{{IBM-Reprint}} {{PMGuide}} This chapter describes presentation spaces, device contexts, and window regions, explaining how a PM application uses them for painting and drawing in windows. == About Painting and Drawing == An application typically maintains an internal representation of the data that it is manipulating. The information displayed in a screen, window, or printed copy is a visual representation of some portion of that data. This chapter introduces the conc...")
- 03:29, 6 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page PMGuide - Notebook Controls (Created page with "A notebook control (WC_NOTEBOOK window class) is a visual component that organizes information on individual ''pages'' so that a user can find and display that information quickly and easily. This chapter explains how to use notebook controls in PM applications. == About Notebook Controls == This notebook control component simulates a real notebook but improves on it by overcoming a notebook's natural limitations. A user can select and display pages by using a pointing...")
- 21:19, 5 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page Category:SMPProgAdd (Created page with "Category:Online Books")
- 21:18, 5 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page Template:SMPProgAdd (Created page with "{|class="wikitable" align=right !SMP Programming Addendum |- | #How to Use the SMP Programming Addendum #Introduction to OS/2 Warp Server Version 4 Advanced #Platform Specific Drivers (PSDs) #High Memory Support #Raw File System #Processor Management and Performance Functions #Application Considerations #Device Drivers In OS/2 Warp Server for SMP #New Device Helper (DevHlp) Routines #Kernel Debugger #The ICAT Debugger #Software Trace Facility (STRACE) #View and Set...")
- 04:42, 4 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page GPIGuide - Character String Primitives (Created page with "== Character String Primitives == '''Character string primitives''' are printed or displayed text limited to a length of 256 characters by the PM. The following topics are related to information in this chapter: * Presentation spaces and device contexts * Color and mix attributes * Fonts * Coordinate spaces and transformations == About Character String Primitives == A PM application must make certain choices about fonts in preparation for text display...")
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- 03:56, 4 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page GPIGuide - Creating and Drawing Retained Graphics (Created page with "There are two types of graphics output in the OS/2 operating system: * **Retained graphics**, which are stored in segments and can be redrawn or edited when necessary. * **Nonretained graphics**, which are drawn immediately but not stored and therefore cannot be used again without repeating the graphics functions needed to re-create the picture. This chapter describes the advantages of using retained graphics and provides information on creating and drawing retained gr...")
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- 03:34, 4 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page GPIGuide - Bit Maps (Created page with "= Bit Maps = Raster output devices, such as display screens, are made up of a number of picture elements, called pixels or pels. By setting the color of the pels, you can create an image on the screen. The screen image can be represented internally by a graphics object called a '''bit map'''. The bit map contains a number of bits that describe the appearance of each pel on the screen. This chapter describes bit maps, their creation, uses, and functions. The following to...")
- 01:05, 4 May 2025 Martini talk contribs created page KernelDebugRef - Notices (Created page with "'''August 1996''' '''The following paragraph does not apply to the United Kingdom or any country where such provisions are inconsistent with local law:''' INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION PROVIDES THIS PUBLICATION 'AS IS' WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Some states do not allow disclaimer of express or implied warranties in ce...")