Actually neither the _XmNSECvtStringToBitmap() nor the
_XmNSECvtStringToPixmap(),
which are the converters in LessTif for that, seem to get called when
running your example.
Looks like a very old bug.
Extending the call with -xrm '*backgroundPixmap: woman' and running it
with gdb shows that CvtStringToBackgroundPixmap() is called (but not the
ones I mention above).
Do note that these conversions are only compiled into LessTif if it is
configured with --enable-nonstandard-conversions , which I always do.
Danny
Martin Simmons wrote:
>
> In all versions of LessTif, specifying the iconPixmap as a string results in
> 0x2 being used as the bitmap id (according to xprop).
>
> E.g. the window manager display no icon for something like:
>
> test/Xm/mainw/test1 -xrm '*iconPixmap: terminal'
>
> It looks like a hack similar to _XmGetBGPixmapName() will be needed (ugh, a
> global variable). Maybe that is what _XmGetIconPixmapName() was intended to
> do?
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