DXmSvnGetComponentText(3X)DXmSvnGetComponentText(3X)NAME
DXmSvnGetComponentText - Retrieves (returns) the address of a compound string.
SYNOPSIS
XmString DXmSvnGetComponentText(
Widget widget,
int entry_number,
int comp_number );
PARAMETERS
The identifier (widget ID) of the SVN widget. An integer that represents the number of the entry. An integer that represents the number
of the component.
DESCRIPTION
The DXmSvnGetComponentText routine returns the address of a compound string that was previously stored from a call to the DXmSvnSetCompo-
nentText routine.
RETURN VALUES
A pointer to the compound string.
DXmSvnGetComponentText(3X)
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DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap(3X)DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap(3X)NAME
DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap - Adds a pixmap component to an entry.
SYNOPSIS
void DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap(
Widget widget,
int entry,
int comp_number,
int x,
int y,
Pixmap pixmap,
int width,
int height );
PARAMETERS
The identifier (widget ID) of the SVN widget. An integer that represents the number of the entry that this component belongs to. An inte-
ger that represents the component number within the entry. An integer that represents the x offset within the entry where this component
should be placed. An integer that represents the y offset within the entry where this component should be placed. (Note that if you want
the SVN widget to automatically create a layout of the entry for you, set the value of this parameter to 0.) The Pixmap value. An integer
that represents the width specified when the pixmap was created. An integer that represents the height specified when the pixmap was cre-
ated.
DESCRIPTION
The DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap routine sets a component of an entry to be a pixmap. Make this call in your application between calls to
DXmSvnDisableDisplay and DXmSvnEnableDisplay. If your application passes 0 for the value of the y offset, the SVN widget will automati-
cally create a layout of the entry.
DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap(3X)
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