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DXmCvtCStoOS(3X)														  DXmCvtCStoOS(3X)

NAME
DXmCvtCStoOS - Converts a compound string to an operating-system specific format. Currently uses text format. SYNOPSIS
Opaque DXmCvtCStoOS( XmString cs, long *byte_count, long *status ); PARAMETERS
A compound string. The number of bytes in the length of the output string. The status of the conversion procedure, indicated by one of the following values: ----------------------------------------------------------- Value Description ----------------------------------------------------------- DXmCvtStatusOK The conversion was successful. DXmCvtStatusDataLoss Data was lost during the conver- sion. DXmCvtStatusFail The conversion was not successful. ----------------------------------------------------------- DESCRIPTION
The DXmCvtCStoOS routine converts a compound string to an operating-system specific format. It currently uses text format. The user must free the string by using the Intrinsic routine XtFree. RETURN VALUES
The address of the file-compatible format string. DXmCvtCStoOS(3X)

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XmCvtXmStringToByteStream(library call) 								   XmCvtXmStringToByteStream(library call)

NAME
XmCvtXmStringToByteStream -- A compound string function that converts a compound string to a Byte Stream format SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/Xm.h> unsigned int XmCvtXmStringToByteStream( XmString string, unsigned char **prop_return); DESCRIPTION
XmCvtXmStringToByteStream converts a compound string to a string of bytes representing the compound string in Byte Stream format. This routine is typically used by the source of a data transfer operation to produce a Byte Stream representation for transferring a compound string to a destination. If prop_return is not NULL, this function creates a string of characters in Byte Stream format and returns it in prop_return. The function also returns the number of bytes in prop_return. If prop_return is NULL, the function does not return the Byte Stream format string, but it does calculate and return the number of bytes that would appear in the Byte Stream format string. string Specifies a compound string to be converted to Byte Stream format prop_return Specifies a pointer to a string in Byte Stream format that is created and returned by this function. If prop_return is NULL, no Byte Stream format string is returned. When a Byte Stream format string is returned, the function allocates space to hold it. The application is responsible for managing this allocated space. The application can recover the allocated space by calling XtFree. RETURN
Returns the number of bytes in the Byte Stream representation (whether or not the Byte Stream representation is returned). RELATED
XmString(3) and XmCvtByteStreamToXmString(3). XmCvtXmStringToByteStream(library call)
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