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Object Oriented Programming with C++ and Osf/Motif(Out of print)
AUTHOR
Young, Douglas; Young, Douglas A.
PUBLISHER
Pearson (06/20/1995)
PRODUCT TYPE
Paperback(Paperback)
Description
Completely updated to cover Motif Release 1.2 and 2.0, this second edition shows how to design reusable user interface components based on Motif, and how C++ and Motif can be used together effectively. KEY TOPICS: Part I introduces the mechanics of using C++ and Motif with an emphasis on object- oriented techniques. Part II explores additional ideas for using Motif and C++, while developing a small library of useful classes that support applications based on Motif. MARKET: For application programmers.
Completely updated to cover Motif Release 1.2 and 2.0, this second edition shows how to design reusable user interface components based on Motif, and how C++ and Motif can be used together effectively. It introduces the mechanics of using C++ and Motif with an emphasis on object-oriented techniques and explores additional ideas for using Motif and C++.
Updated to cover Motif Release 2.0 and X/11 R6, this revised edition shows programmers how to design reusable user interface components and how Motif and C++ can be used together effectively. It goes beyond how to display and manipulate widgets and shows how the object-oriented approach affects an application's design and implementation. In addition to providing X and Motif programmers with a concise introduction to user interface design methods, the book includes code examples that form a useful toolkit.
Completely updated to cover Motif Release 1.2 and 2.0, this second edition shows how to design reusable user interface components based on Motif, and how C++ and Motif can be used together effectively. KEY TOPICS: Part I introduces the mechanics of using C++ and Motif with an emphasis on object- oriented techniques. Part II explores additional ideas for using Motif and C++, while developing a small library of useful classes that support applications based on Motif. MARKET: For application programmers.
