some widgets?
..Xdefaults it seems to act as replace in both Motif 1.0 and 1.1 Answer: By default, the translation table is NULL. If there is nothing specified (either in resource file, or in args), the widget’s Initialize finds: Oh, there is NULL in translations, lets use our default ones. If, however, the translations have become non-NULL, the default translations are NOT used at all. Thus, using #augment, #override or a new table has identical effect: defines the new translations. The only way you can augment/override Motif’s default translations is AFTER Initialize, using XtSetValues. Note, however, that Motif managers do play with translation tables as well … so that results are not always easy to predict. OSF wrote: A number of people have complained about not being able to augment/override translations from the .Xdefaults. This is due to the complexity of the menu system/keyboard traversal and the necessary translations changes required to support the Motif Style Guide in menus. It cannot b
