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To: Brad.Myers@GEM.GARNET.CS.CMU.EDU, Mike Wray <mjw@hplb.hpl.hp.com>
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Subject: Re: pixmaps 
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 92 10:04:35 -0500
From: meltsner@chipman.crd.ge.com
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I've enclosed a uuencoded, compressed, tar'd set of files to read and
display xpm 3 pixmaps.

xpm.lisp -- the reader code, along with garnet stuff to make it work

xpm-test.lisp -- display a directory of icons

pm.lisp -- modified menu stuff from garnet for
xpm-test2.lisp -- make a menu with pixmaps as items

You'll need the xpm 3 release, and you'll want to change all of the
paths coded into the test files, which are mercifully short.  I've
assumed the icons are in a subdirectory named xpm/icons2 -- your setup may vary.

The reader is still a bit rough and lacks a check for non-unique
colors, although it does check for non-unique named colors.  I'm just
not going to have any time to play around for a bit.

Ken
