How do I make a slider in a GL program?
James Helman
jim at baroque.Stanford.EDU
Mon May 6 16:20:30 AEST 1991
FAQ: Some options:
1) Try Dave Tristram's panel library, which is available free from
NASA Ames. Unfortunately, to please the bean counters, it isn't
available by FTP. You'll need to write for a copy.
Panel Request
MS T045-1
NASA Ames Research Center
Moffett Field, California 94035
panel-request at nas.nasa.gov
2) FORMS is another package. It's available by anonymous FTP to
archive.cs.ruu.nl and perelandra.cms.udel.edu, but I haven't tried it.
I've heard it has less variety than the panel library, but is simpler.
3) Are you X-ward bound? If ugliness doesn't bother you, you could
use the free Athena Widget set (from the IRIX 3.3 X developer's tape
or from ftp to fresnel.stanford.edu). If aesthetics matter, you could
buy Motif for that "3D" look. However, both of these require a little
more than a mkslider() call. X, you understand. ;-).
-jim
Jim Helman
Department of Applied Physics Durand 012
Stanford University FAX: (415) 725-3377
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