Windows [swarm 1.2]

[Thorsten Schelhorn]

I wonder what is the easiest way to build and _display_ a window.
So far, I exploited CommonProbeDisplay, but I guess there's a
better way to do it?

  topLevel = [Frame createBegin: globalZone];
  [topLevel setWindowGeometryRecordName: "top"];
  topLevel = [topLevel createEnd];
  [topLevel setWindowTitle: "Hello"];
  [topLevel withdraw];
  c_Frame =  [Frame createParent: topLevel];
 
  canvas = [ProbeCanvas createBegin: globalZone];
  [canvas setParent: c_Frame];
  [canvas setHorizontalScrollbarFlag: YES];
  canvas = [canvas createEnd];
 
  [c_Frame pack];
 
  topFrame =  [Frame createParent: canvas];
  [topFrame setBorderWidth: 0];
  [topFrame assertPosition];
  [topFrame pack];
  [topLevel deiconify];
  [topFrame assertGeometry];

draws a window; which of that is essential, which is redundant, and what's the
key method to (re)draw the window on the screen and to resize accordingly
to the child widgets?

Thorsten

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