m17nFrame_-_F - - A frame is an object corresponding to the graphic device.

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Version 1.8.4                                    Mon Sep 25 2023                                m17nFrame(3m17n)

       A frame is an object corresponding to the graphic device.

       A frame is an object of the type MFrame to hold various information about each display/input device.
       Almost all m17n GUI functions require a pointer to a frame as an argument.

       m17nFrame_-_F -  - A frame is an object corresponding to the graphic device.

FunctionsMFrame * mframe (MPlist *plist)
           Create a new frame.
       void * mframe_get_prop (MFrame *frame, MSymbol key)

   VariablesMFrame * mframe_default
           The default frame.

   Variables:Keysofframeparameter
       These are the symbols to use in a parameter to create a frame. See the function mframe() for details.

       Mdevice, Mdisplay, Mscreen, Mdrawable, Mdepth, and Mcolormap are also keys of a frame property.

       MSymbol Mdevice
       MSymbol Mdisplay
       MSymbol Mscreen
       MSymbol Mdrawable
       MSymbol Mdepth
       MSymbol Mcolormap
       MSymbol Mwidget
       MSymbol MgdVariables:Keysofframeproperty
        These are the symbols to use as an argument to the function mframe_get_prop().

       MSymbol Mfont
       MSymbol Mfont_width
       MSymbol Mfont_ascent
       MSymbol Mfont_descent

MSymbolMdeviceMSymbolMdisplayMSymbolMscreenMSymbolMdrawableMSymbolMdepthMSymbolMcolormapMSymbolMwidgetMSymbolMgdMSymbolMfontMSymbolMfont_widthMSymbolMfont_ascentMSymbolMfont_descentMFrame*mframe_default
       The default frame. The external variable mframe_default contains a pointer to the default frame that is
       created by the first call of mframe().