Integration of Xbae Widgets
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This directory contains the files required to integrate
the Xbae widget set into WorkShop Visual 6.0

The integration was performed against Xbae 4.6.2.

Files contained in this directory are as follows:

	README          - These notes.

	Makefile        - creates visu binary with Xbae
			  widgets integrated.

	Xbae.xdc        - visu_config configuration file for
			  Xbae widgets.

	Xbae_stubs.c    - additional code for the Xbae widget
			  integration.

	*bitmaps/*      - bitmap and pixmap files to represent
			  Xbae widgets on WorkShop Visual widget
			  palette.

	app-defaults/   - Resources for integration.

	make_templates  - Makefile Templates for building generated
			  applications incorporating the Xbae widgets.
	

Integrating Xbae widgets
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1.  Start visu_config and use the File/Open menu option to load
the Xbae.xdc file.  The following family will be listed:

	Xbae

2.  Select the 'Config file' option from the Generate menu.  The
Generate dialog contains a toggle button for each family.  Select
one or more of these families depending on the combination of
widgets that are to be integrated into WorkShop Visual.  Click on
OK to generate the Xbae_config.c file.  Repeat this procedure for
the 'Code file' menu option to generate Xbae_code.c

3.  Check that the Makefile has appropriate settings and pathnames
for your system.  You may need to set the variable XBAE_HOME to
point to the root directory containing your Xbae widget
installation.

Build the WorkShop Visual binary using the following command:

      make

After the build has successfully completed a 'visu.bin'
executable incorporating the Xbae widgets will have been created in
the current directory.

4.  This binary may be invoked by setting the environment variable
USER_WIDGETS to the name of this directory (i.e. USER_WIDGETS=Xbae)
and invoking WorkShop Visual as normal.

5.  This widget integration can be made the default for your site
by moving or copying this directory to 'local' (including any
bitmap and app-defaults sub-directories).