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================================ README.INDEX ================================

This file attempts to briefly describe the widgets in the Free Widget
Foundation release.  This file has a historic tendency of being
out-of-date, so this list should be viewed as a subset of the widgets
actually available.

XfwfBoard (superclass: XfwfLabel)
	A widget that can be used as the parent for other widgets.
	Children can be any size and anywhere. The `location' resource
	also provides a more powerful way of specifying size and
	position than the `geometry'.
Common	(superclass: Composite) Common superclass for many other
	widgets. Defines some resources, types, converters, etc. and
	implements keyboard traversal.
Frame	(superclass: Composite)
	The Frame widget can be used to put four types of 3D frames
	around other widgets.
Group	(superclass: XfwfRowCol) Arranges children in rows and columns
	with a frame around it and a title. It has special support for
	XfwfToggleButtons, optionally turning them into radio buttons.
RadioGroup (superclass: XfwfGroup) A specialization of the Group
	widget for the case that the group contains only toggle
	buttons.
RowCol	(SuperClass: XfwfBoard) The RowCol widget aligns all its
	children in rows and columns, in the order in which they were
	created. They are aligned on a grid that is coarse enough to
	hold the largest of the children.
Toggle	(superclass: XfwfButton) A button that maintains an "on/off"
	state and displays an icon corresponding to that state.
converters
	Assorted data types, resource converters, and utilities.
misc
	Miscellaneous support routines.
XfwfButton (superclass: XfwfLabel)
	This is simply an XfwfLabel with a callback for mouse clicks.
Label	(superclass: XfwfBoard) The widget displays a text of one or
	more lines, optionally aligned with one of the sides.