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dxmsvnsetentry(3x) [osf1 man page]

DXmSvnSetEntry(3X)														DXmSvnSetEntry(3X)

NAME

       DXmSvnSetEntry - Provides the SVN widget with new entry level information.

SYNOPSIS

       void DXmSvnSetEntry(
	       Widget widget,
	       int entry,
	       int width,
	       int height,
	       int number,
	       Boolean sens,
	       XtPointer tag,
	       Boolean index );

PARAMETERS

       The  identifier	(widget  ID)  of  the SVN widget.  An integer that represents the number of the entry for which information will be set or
       changed.  An integer that represents the width of the entry.  This value is used to allocate sufficient display space for the entry.  If  0
       is  specified,  the  SVN  widget  will  calculate the width based on the components and font.  An integer that represents the height of the
       entry.  This value is used to allocate sufficient display space for the entry.  If 0 is specified, the SVN widget will calculate the height
       based  on  the  components  and font.  An integer that represents the number of components in this entry.  A Boolean value that, when True,
       makes this entry sensitive (the user can select it). When False, the display for that entry will be dimmed to indicate that  the  entry	is
       not  sensitive  (the  user cannot select it).  The value that the application will associate with the entry.  This value is returned in all
       callbacks that set the entry_number field in the DXmSvnCallback structure.  A Boolean value that, when True,  indicates	that  all  of  the
       entries	being  added  should be displayed in the scroll index window when the user drags the slider. Note that if you set this argument to
       True, the DXmNliveScrolling resource must be set to False.

DESCRIPTION

       The DXmSvnSetEntry routine enables an application to respond to a DXmSvnCRGetEntry callback requesting the information for  an  entry.  You
       can specify a subset of the information allowed on this call by using the following routines: DXmSvnSetEntryNumComponents DXmSvnSetEntryTag
       DXmSvnSetEntryIndexWindow DXmSvnSetEntrySensitivity DXmSvnSetEntry

       Make this call in your application between calls to DXmSvnDisableDisplay and DXmSvnEnableDisplay.  After making a  call	to  this  routine,
       your  application  should  call the DXmSvnSetComponentText, DXmSvnSetComponentPixmap, and DXmSvnSetComponentWidget routines to individually
       supply the component information.

       Note that if your application calls the DXmSvnSetEntry routine to modify an existing entry and the number of entries changes, all  previous
       component information is discarded.

																DXmSvnSetEntry(3X)

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DXmSvnGetDisplayed(3X)													    DXmSvnGetDisplayed(3X)

NAME

       DXmSvnGetDisplayed - Retrieves (returns) displayed entry numbers and related information necessary to draw a corresponding display.

SYNOPSIS

       void DXmSvnGetDisplayed(
	       Widget widget,
	       int *entries(),
	       XtPointer *tags(),
	       int *ys(),
	       int len );

PARAMETERS

       The  identifier	(widget  ID)  of the SVN widget.  A pointer to an array of integers to receive the entry numbers of the entries being dis-
       played.	A pointer to an array of longwords to receive the application's entry_tag value  for  each  entry  displayed.	If  tags  are  not
       required,  a  Null  pointer may be passed.  A pointer to an array of longwords to receive the y coordinates for each entry displayed.  If y
       coordinates are not required, a Null pointer can be passed.  The number of entries allocated in the provided array.

DESCRIPTION

       The DXmSvnGetDisplayed routine returns information about the entries that the SVN widget is currently  displaying.   This  information  can
       then  be  used  to keep a simultaneous display up to date with the SVN widget window (in the case of a dialog box, for example, which might
       contain totals for the entries being displayed).

       The application is responsible for managing the memory used to return this list of entries.  As such, note the following: At  the  minimum,
       the  number  of	entries  in the array should be capable of holding at least the number of entries indicated by the value returned from the
       DXmSvnGetNumDisplayed routine.  If there are more entries in the array than the application will need, the SVN widget will  set	the  value
       for those extra entries to 0.  If the capacity of the arrays passed is less than the number of selected entries, only the number of entries
       allocated in the provided array (the value for len) will be returned.

															    DXmSvnGetDisplayed(3X)
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