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  9.      VkMsgApp - Class used by messaging applications to handle initialization
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  12.      VkApp : VkComponent : VkCallbackObject
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  15.      #include <Vk/VkMsgApp.h>
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  19.            VkMsgApp(char*             appClassName,
  20.                     int*              argc_c,
  21.                     char**            arg_v,
  22.                     XrmOptionDescRec* optionList = NULL,
  23.                     int                sizeOfOptionList = 0,
  24.                     const char*        ptid = NULL,
  25.                     const char*        sessid = NULL,
  26.                     Boolean            noProtocol = False);
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  28.            virtual void ~VkMsgApp(void);
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  32.            VkMsgClient* messageClient(void);
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  36.            Boolean noProtocol()
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  40.            projectWindow
  41.            projectSelect
  42.            project
  43.            privateProject
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  47.           VkMsgApp is used instead of VkApp by applications which use the
  48.           ViewKit message facility.  It creates a VkMsgService object and
  49.           provides basic project support.
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  51.           Three new command-line options provide control over the ToolTalk
  52.           session.
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  54.             -project will specify a session ID.
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  56.             -projectWindow will specify a window containing a session ID.
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  58.             -projectSelect will allow the user to click on a window containing
  59.           a session ID.
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  74.           The default is "-project default".
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  78.           The same guidelines for deriving from VkApp apply to VkMsgApp
  79.           subclasses.
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  85.            VkMsgApp(char*             appClassName,
  86.                     int*              argc_c,
  87.                     char**            arg_v,
  88.                     XrmOptionDescRec* optionList = NULL,
  89.                     int               sizeOfOptionList = 0,
  90.                     const char*       ptid = NULL,
  91.                     const char*       sessid = NULL,
  92.                     Boolean           noProtocol = False);
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  94.            virtual void ~VkMsgApp(void);
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  97.           Two new arguments are added to the normal VkApp constructor
  98.           arguments.  The sixth argument is the process type (ptype).  It
  99.           defaults to NULL, which indicates no ptype.  The seventh is the
  100.           session to join.  It defaults to NULL, which indicates the default
  101.           session.  The last argument defaults to False, and controls whether
  102.           VkMsgApp automatically implements handling for "Lower", "Raise", and
  103.           "Quit" messages.  These messages are standard, and cause the calling
  104.           of the iconify, open/raise, and quitYourself methods of VkApp.
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  107.            VkMsgClient* messageClient(void);
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  110.           Returns a pointer to the VkMsgClient object for access to message
  111.           facility functionality.  See the VkMsgClient man page for more
  112.           details.
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  115.            Boolean noProtocol(void);
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  118.           Returns the value of the noProtocol constructor argument.  If TRUE,
  119.           then VkMsgApp does not automatically handle the standard "Lower",
  120.           "Raise", and "Quit" messages.
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  140.           afterRealizeHook(), show(), hide(), name(), className(),
  141.           parseCommandLine(), VkApp(), setVersionString(), versionString(),
  142.           terminate(), handlePendingEvents(), quitYourself(),
  143.           handleRawEvent(), setMainWindow(), raise(), lower(), iconify(),
  144.           open(), startupIconified(), busyCursor(), normalCursor(),
  145.           setNormalCursor(), setBusyCursor(), showCursor(), busy(),
  146.           veryBusy(), notBusy(), setBusyDialog(), appContext(), display(),
  147.           argv(), argv(), argc(), applicationClassName(), mainWindow(),
  148.           shellGeometry(), startupIconified(), _winList, _quitSemaphore,
  149.           ViewKitMajorRelease, ViewKitMinorRelease, ViewKitReleaseString
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  153.           installDestroyHandler(), removeDestroyHandler(), widgetDestroyed(),
  154.           setDefaultResources(), getResources(), manage(), unmanage(),
  155.           baseWidget(), okToQuit(), _name, _baseWidget, _w, deleteCallback
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  159.           callCallbacks(), addCallback(), removeCallback(),
  160.           removeAllCallbacks()
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  164.      VkComponentList, VkMsgClient, VkMsgService
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  167.      VkMsgApp
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  170.      VkApp, VkComponent, VkMsgApp, VkMsgClient, VkMsgService, VkMsgWindow
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  173.      _T_h_e _X _W_i_n_d_o_w _S_y_s_t_e_m _T_o_o_l_k_i_t, DEC Press, Paul Asente and Ralph Swick
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