/*
 File:  multiple_selection_lists.c 
 This is a simple example program of how to use the Otk_Coordinate_Selection_Lists
 function.  It creates three lists that are linked together by a common scroll-bar.
*/
/* Created by OTK GUI-Builder v0.23 */
/* Compile on Linux with:
     cc -I/usr/X11R6/include -L/usr/X11R6/lib multiple_selection_lists.c \
	-lGLU -lGL -lXmu -lXext -lX11 -lm -o multiple_selection_lists
*/

#include "otk_lib/otk_lib.c"
OtkWidget panel0, sel1, sel2, sel3;


void populate_lists( int N )
{
 int j;
 char text[100];

 for (j=0; j < N; j++)	/* Place some dummy values in the selection lists. */
  {
   sprintf(text,"A%d", j );
   Otk_Add_Selection_Item( sel1, text, 0, 0 );
   sprintf(text,"B%d", j );
   Otk_Add_Selection_Item( sel2, text, 0, 0 );
   sprintf(text,"C%d", j );
   Otk_Add_Selection_Item( sel3, text, 0, 0 );
  }
}



void quit( void *data )		/* Action for the Quit button. */
{ exit(0); }



main( int argc, char **argv )
{
  float x1, width, y1, height;
  int rows=14, cols=10;
  OtkInitWindow( 610, 600, argc, argv );

  panel0 = OtkMakePanel( OtkOuterWindow, Otk_Raised, Otk_LightGray, 8, 12, 80, 76 );
  Otk_SetBorderThickness( panel0, 0.4 );

  x1 = 10;
  width = 25;
  y1 = 20;
  height = 45;

  sel1 = Otk_Make_Selection_List( panel0, rows, cols, x1, y1, width, height );

  x1 = x1 + width + 1;
  sel2 = Otk_Make_Selection_List( panel0, rows, cols, x1, y1, width, height );

  x1 = x1 + width + 1;
  sel3 = Otk_Make_Selection_List( panel0, rows, cols, x1, y1, width, height );

  Otk_Coordinate_Selection_Lists( sel3, sel1 );
  Otk_Coordinate_Selection_Lists( sel3, sel2 );

  populate_lists( 60 );

  OtkMakeButton( panel0, 44, 87, 12, 8, "Quit", quit, 0 );

  OtkMainLoop();
}