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From: blbates@AERO4.LARC.NASA.GOV ("Brent L. Bates TAD/TAB ms294 x42854")
Newsgroups: comp.sys.sgi
Subject: Re:  Menus and mouse buttons
Message-ID: <8906022012.AA04589@aero4.larc.nasa.gov>
Date: 2 Jun 89 17:12:37 GMT
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   On the 3000's there is a file /usr/lib/gl2/mexrc which sets
the default configuration of the window manager.  Below is a copy
of the one on our machine:

#include <device.h>
bindfunc pop LEFTMOUSE
bindfunc movegrow MIDDLEMOUSE
bindfunc menu RIGHTMOUSE
bindindex inborder 7
bindindex hiinborder 7
bindindex titletextin 4
bindindex titletextout 4
bindindex hititletextin 4
bindindex hititletextout 4
bindindex hioutborder 1
bindindex outborder 0
bindcolor menu 10 10 10 
bindcolor menuback 220 220 220 
bindcolor cursor 255 0 0 

  As you can see the RIGHTMOUSE button is bound to the menu function.
I have a .mexrc file in my home directory to change the defaults.
One line I have added is:

bindfunc hogwhiledown 13

This allows me to use the RIGHTMOUSE button in a program without having
the MEX menu come up.  If I want the MEX menu, while in the program, I
hold down key 13 (NO SCRL) and that gives me the MEX menu functions.
   If you have a 3000, I suggest reading the section on customizing MEX, 
its in IRIS User's Guide Volume I, Programming Guide, Version 4.0, the
Window Manager Section 4., pages W-47 thru W-55.  I think this should
solve your problems.  I imagine if you have a 4D, that it may work in
a similar fashion.  If it doesn't, would someone please correct me.
--

	Brent L. Bates
	NASA-Langley Research Center
	M.S. 294
	Hampton, Virginia  23665-5225
	(804) 864-2854
	E-mail: blbates@aero4.larc.nasa.gov or blbates@aero2.larc.nasa.gov