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From: gk5g+@ANDREW.CMU.EDU (Gary Keim)
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Subject: Re: bug in proctable?
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Date: 4 Jan 91 21:11:38 GMT
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Excerpts from misc: 4-Jan-91 bug in proctable? Dave Gross@rchland.iinus
(2311+0)

> So, I tried passing my own classinfo to the function.  Note the
> &myview_classinfo.

	[....]

> This worked.  My function was called when selected from the menu.  The
> problem is, there still is no way for me to call "frame-delete-window". 

A proctableEntry keeps the type of the object that it is associated
with.  That object-type must match the type of object that is associated
with the menulist/keymap that causes it to be called.  So, your third
attempt is correct.  The first two attempts fail because of the
object-type mismatch.

Now, inside of your deleteWindow() call-back you need to get a handle
for the frame you want to destroy. 

void deleteWindow( self, ignore )
struct myview *self;
long ignore;
{
	struct im *im = myview_GetIM(self);
	struct frame *myframe = NULL;

	if(im) 
		myframe = frame_Enumerate(getMyFrame,(long)im);
	if(myframe) {
		frame_SetView(myframe,NULL);
		im_SetView(im,NULL);
		frame_Destroy(myframe);
		im_Destroy(im);
	}
}

boolean getMyFrame( frame, im )
struct frame *frame;
long im;
{
	if(frame_GetIM(frame) == ((struct im *) im))
		return(TRUE);
	else return(FALSE);
}

I don't know if there is an official way to call the function associated
with a given proctableEntry.  Anyway, that should do it.  

Gary Keim
ATK Group