A WINDOW WITHOUT A TITLE BAR

Hello,
I don't know how to create a window without a title bar with Xlib,
can some body please show me the way.

thanks in advance
Jinhao

[email]cnjinhao@hotmail.com[/email] wrote:[color=blue]
> Hello,
> I don't know how to create a window without a title bar with Xlib,
> can some body please show me the way.
>
> thanks in advance
> Jinhao
>[/color]
If with Xlib only, wrong group. Are you using Motif or not?

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yes, use xlib only. could you please give me some groups about xlib
programming, thank you very much

Jinhao

[email]cnjinhao@hotmail.com[/email] wrote:[color=blue]
> yes, use xlib only. could you please give me some groups about xlib
> programming, thank you very much
>
> Jinhao
>[/color]
comp.windows.x and comp.windows.x.apps; but you will not find many
people doing xlib-only programming, because that is really much harder
than using a toolkit! Hence, toolkit authors are about the only ones who
*will* know how to do what you want.

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Michel Bardiaux wrote:[color=blue]
> [email]cnjinhao@hotmail.com[/email] wrote:
>[color=green]
>> yes, use xlib only. could you please give me some groups about xlib
>> programming, thank you very much
>>
>> Jinhao
>>[/color]
> comp.windows.x and comp.windows.x.apps; but you will not find many
> people doing xlib-only programming, because that is really much harder
> than using a toolkit! Hence, toolkit authors are about the only ones who
> *will* know how to do what you want.
>[/color]

I think he could do it like xmms, which has it's own built-in window
manager and ignores whatever window manager is running on the
workstation. Thus no title bar or other decorations from the running
window manager. A lot of people find this "feature" to be really
annoying, however.