NAME¶

X11::AtomConstants -- predefined X11 atoms

SYNOPSIS¶

 use X11::AtomConstants;
 $X->ChangeProperty($window,
                    X11::AtomConstants::WM_NAME,  # property
                    X11::AtomConstants::PIXMAP,   # type
                    8,                            # format
                    'Replace',
                    'My Window Title');

DESCRIPTION¶

This is the X11 pre-defined atoms as Perl constants. For example "PIXMAP" is 20, the PIXMAP atom.

    my $atom_id = X11::AtomConstants::PIXMAP;  # $atom_id is 20
    my $name = $X->GetAtomName($atom_id);      # $name is "PIXMAP"

The "LAST_PREDEFINED" constant is not an atom as such, but the last of the predefined values, which happens to be "WM_TRANSIENT_FOR".

    Constant             Value
    PRIMARY                1
    SECONDARY              2
    ARC                    3
    ATOM                   4
    BITMAP                 5
    CARDINAL               6
    COLORMAP               7
    CURSOR                 8
    CUT_BUFFER0            9
    CUT_BUFFER1           10
    CUT_BUFFER2           11
    CUT_BUFFER3           12
    CUT_BUFFER4           13
    CUT_BUFFER5           14
    CUT_BUFFER6           15
    CUT_BUFFER7           16
    DRAWABLE              17
    FONT                  18
    INTEGER               19
    PIXMAP                20
    POINT                 21
    RECTANGLE             22
    RESOURCE_MANAGER      23
    RGB_COLOR_MAP         24
    RGB_BEST_MAP          25
    RGB_BLUE_MAP          26
    RGB_DEFAULT_MAP       27
    RGB_GRAY_MAP          28
    RGB_GREEN_MAP         29
    RGB_RED_MAP           30
    STRING                31
    VISUALID              32
    WINDOW                33
    WM_COMMAND            34
    WM_HINTS              35
    WM_CLIENT_MACHINE     36
    WM_ICON_NAME          37
    WM_ICON_SIZE          38
    WM_NAME               39
    WM_NORMAL_HINTS       40
    WM_SIZE_HINTS         41
    WM_ZOOM_HINTS         42
    MIN_SPACE             43
    NORM_SPACE            44
    MAX_SPACE             45
    END_SPACE             46
    SUPERSCRIPT_X         47
    SUPERSCRIPT_Y         48
    SUBSCRIPT_X           49
    SUBSCRIPT_Y           50
    UNDERLINE_POSITION    51
    UNDERLINE_THICKNESS   52
    STRIKEOUT_ASCENT      53
    STRIKEOUT_DESCENT     54
    ITALIC_ANGLE          55
    X_HEIGHT              56
    QUAD_WIDTH            57
    WEIGHT                58
    POINT_SIZE            59
    RESOLUTION            60
    COPYRIGHT             61
    NOTICE                62
    FONT_NAME             63
    FAMILY_NAME           64
    FULL_NAME             65
    CAP_HEIGHT            66
    WM_CLASS              67
    WM_TRANSIENT_FOR      68
    LAST_PREDEFINED       68

EXPORTS¶

Nothing is exported by default, but the constants can be requested in usual "Exporter" style,

    use X11::AtomConstants 'PIXMAP';
    blah (atom => PIXMAP);

The ":all" tag imports everything,

    use X11::AtomConstants ':all';
    blah (atom1 => POINT,
          atom2 => RECTANGLE);

Many atoms like "STRING" or "WEIGHT" have rather generic names and importing them may be undesirable. They can always be used with the full package name,

    use X11::AtomConstants;
    blah (atom => X11::AtomConstants::PIXMAP);

SEE ALSO¶

X11::CursorFont, X11::Keysyms, X11::Protocol, X11::Protocol::Other, X11::Protocol::WM

X Window System Protocol specification (values in Appendix B), /usr/share/X11/doc/hardcopy/XProtocol/proto.PS.gz

/usr/include/X11/Xatom.h

HOME PAGE¶

<http://user42.tuxfamily.org/x11-protocol-other/index.html>

LICENSE¶

Copyright 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2017 Kevin Ryde

X11-Protocol-Other is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3, or (at your option) any later version.

X11-Protocol-Other is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with X11-Protocol-Other. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.