This provides similar functionality as that shown by the Xaw example
  named xbuttonbox.  The Box widget is used to introduce the programmer to
  a widget hierarchy.

  Unlike the Shell widget a Box widget can accept more than one child.
  By using boxes and other composites it is possible to create an
  arbitrarily complex application with hundreds or event thousands of
  widgets.

Ari.wcChildren:		box
Ari.title:		Ari using A3.Box

*box.wcClassName:	Box
*box.wcChildren:	quit, \
			lab1, lab2, lab3, lab4, lab5, \
			lab6, lab7, lab8, lab9, lab10

*quit.wcClassName:	Command
*quit.callback:		WcExitCB
*Command.Label:    Click the left mouse button here to quit

*lab1.wcClass:		labelWidgetClass
*lab2.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab3.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab4.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab5.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab6.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab7.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab8.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab9.wcClass:          labelWidgetClass
*lab10.wcClass:         labelWidgetClass