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Commands Reference, Volume 5
uimx Command
Purpose
Starts the UIM/X user-interface management system for
the X Window System.
Syntax
uimx [ -dir Path ] [ -file FileName ] [ -workspace Name ] [ -xrm Options ]
Description
The uimx command starts the UIM/X
user-interface management system for the X Window System. It supports Motif
1.2 and provides a complete programming environment for developing graphical
user interfaces (GUIs). UIM/X supports object-oriented programming in both
C and C++.
UIM/X saves and loads text files that use the Xt resource
syntax to describe interfaces and projects. It can also load UIL files. It
generates C, C++, and UIL code. It can also generate makefiles, message catalogs,
and resource files for an application.
UIM/X includes a built-in C Interpreter and the following
tools and editors:
- Palette of Motif widgets
- Widget Browser for browsing complex widget
hierarchies
- WYSIWYG layout editor for drawing interfaces
- Property Editor for setting initial values
of widget properties; initial values can be literal values or C expressions
- Callback Editors for entering callback code
- Event, Action, and Translation Editors
- Menu and Main Window Editors
- Declarations Editor for editing the generated
code for an interface
- Program Layout Editor for editing the generated
main program and makefile; this editor gives you direct access to the main
event loop
UIM/X supports two operating modes: Design and Test.
In Test mode, the built-in C Interpreter allows you to test the behavior of
your application. In Design mode, the C Interpreter validates the code you
enter into the various UIM/X editors.
UIM/X provides a convenience library of functions that
simplify the task of programming with X and Motif.
Flags
dir Path |
Sets UIM/X's current directory to path. |
file FileName |
Loads an existing project, interface, or palette file called FileName. FileName can include
an absolute path name, a path name relative to the current directory, or a
path name relative to the -dir value. |
workspace Name |
Loads UIM/X into the corresponding CDE workspace called name. |
xrm Options |
Enables you to enter any resource specifications (options) that you would otherwise put in a resource file. |
Security
Access Control: Any User
Files Accessed: None
Example
To start UIM/X, enter:
uimx
Files
/usr/uimx2.8/bin/uimx |
Contains the uimx command. |
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