AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox

LAYERS (5) LAYERS (5)
identical to the command packet, with the two command
bytes replaced by the return code: 0 for success, -1 for
failure. Note that the routines in the libwindows (3X) library
all send parameters in an agentrect structure. The agent
command codes and their parameters are as follows:
A_NEWLAYER followed by a two-byte channel number
and a rectangle structure (four two-byte
coordinates).
A CURRENT followed by a two-byte channel number.
A DELETE
A_TOP
A_BOTTOM
A MOVE
A_RESHAPE
A NEW
A EXIT
A_ROMVERSION
followed by a two-byte channel number.
followed by a two-byte channel number.
followed by a two-byte channel number.
followed by a two-byte channel number
and a point to move to (two two-byte
coordinates).
followed by a two-byte channel number
and the new rectangle (four two-byte
coordinates).
followed by a two-byte channel number
and a rectangle structure (four two-byte
coordinates).
no parameters needed.
no parameters needed. The response
packet contains the size byte, two-byte
return code, two unused bytes, and the
parameter part of the terminal id string
(e.g., "8;7;3").
Packets from the windowing terminal to the UNIX system all take the following
form:
command, data ...
The single-byte commands are as follows:
c_SENDCHAR Send the next byte to the UNIX system process.
C_NEW
C_UNBLK
C_DELETE
Create a new UNIX system process group for
this layer. Remember the window size
parameters for this layer. The data for this
command is in the form described by the
jwinsize structure. The size of the window is
specified by two 2-byte integers, sent low
byte first.
Unblock transmission to this layer. There is
no data for this command.
Delete the UNIX system process group
attached to this layer. There is no data for
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