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Motif FAQ (Part 9 of 9)
Section - 325) How do I programatically control xwd to dump a specific window?

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Next Document: 326) How can I display an xwd in a window (without using xwud)?
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I need a non-interactive way to tell xwd what X window to make an image of...
NOT by the traditional point-and-click method.
[Last modified: July 95]

Answer: Ken Sall (ksall@cen.com) wrote:

1. Get the window id of the toplevel shell widget using the "XtWindow"
function.
2. Invoke "xwd" from the program that has access to the window id, such as:

Window dumpId; /* returned from XtWindow */
sprintf (cmd_string, "xwd -frame -out tmp.xwd -id 0x%x", dumpId);
system (cmd_string);


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Top Document: Motif FAQ (Part 9 of 9)
Previous Document: 324) Why does my X11R6 program crash with undefined symbol
Next Document: 326) How can I display an xwd in a window (without using xwud)?

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