Socket —
This widget provides the possibility that other application display their widgets within this application.
type
NativeWindowId |
socketNew:: IO Socket |
socketAddId:: SocketClass s => s -> NativeWindowId -> IO () |
socketGetId:: SocketClass s => s -> IO NativeWindowId |
socketHasPlug:: SocketClass s => s -> IO Bool |
onPlugAdded:: SocketClass s => s -> IO () -> IO (ConnectId s) |
onPlugRemoved:: SocketClass s => s -> IO () -> IO (ConnectId s) |
After creation of the Socket, you may retrieve the NativeWindow of the socket. For this to work, the socket must at least be realized (e.g. shown).
The application has to make sure the Socket is not destroyed while the other application tries to connect. If the NativeWindow was transmitted, the inviting application can check with socketHasPlug if the plug has already connected.
Create a Container for embedding.
| socketNew |
Socket is a Container for foreign applications that support the XEMBED protocol. To connect two applications the NativeWindowId has to be passed either from this socket to the other application's Plug or vice versa.
Insert another application into this socket.
| socketAddId | :: s | :: NativeWindowId | :: IO () |
| soc | nwi |
Inserts the other application into this plug. The NativeWindowId comes from the other application.
The Socket must have already be added into a toplevel window before you can make this call.
Prepare to insert this application into another.
| socketGetId | :: s | :: IO NativeWindowId |
| soc |
The extracted NativeWindowId can be passed to another application which can then embed this socket Container.