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Usage:
window( )
window(Arg1, ... , ArgN)
Creates an overlapping window.
Put inside the brackets only these arguments which you need. All other arguments will be set by default. The arguments may be any of the following (the order is not important).
| handle(Handle) | handle to this window. |
| parent(Parent) | handle to the parent window. |
| class(Win_func) | predicate which will receive window messages |
| title(Title) | the window title |
| pos(X,Y) | coordinates of upper left corner |
| size(Width, Height) | size of the window |
| icon(Icon) | set icon to the window |
| cursor(Cursor) | set cursor to the window |
| backgr(Backgr) | set backgr to the window |
| minimized, maximized, normal | flags for the window status (the default status is normal) |
| clean_before_paint, paint_indirectly | flags for the way the window is painted |
| h_scroll, v_scroll | if you need to add scroll bars |
| title, sys_menu, border, thick_frame | other window flags.
These flags are default on. Try to switch them off with "not" |
| double_clicks | this flag you have to set on if you want the window to receive the message "double_click". |
Example:
?-window( title("Line demo"), size(220, 240), not(sys_menu) ).
win_func(paint):-line(0,0,200,200), line(0,200,200,0).
See also:
