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DwtActivateWidget(3Dwt) 												   DwtActivateWidget(3Dwt)

Name
       DwtActivateWidget - Allows the application to simulate push button activation.

Syntax
       void DwtActivateWidget(widget)
	    Widget widget;

Arguments
       widget	 Specifies a pointer to the widget data structure.

Description
       The  DwtActivateWidget function allows the application to simulate push button activation.  DwtActivateWidget generates the same highlight-
       ing and callbacks that would occur if the user clicks on a push button.	For example, an application might contain functions  that  a  user
       could choose either by selecting a menu option or by activating a push button.  If the user selected the menu option, the application could
       activate the corresponding push button to maintain a consistent user interface.	Only push buttons  are	currently  supported  by  DwtActi-
       vateWidget.

See Also
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding

															   DwtActivateWidget(3Dwt)

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DwtSTextGetString(3Dwt) 												   DwtSTextGetString(3Dwt)

Name
       DwtSTextGetString - Retrieves the text string from the simple text widget.

Syntax
       char  *DwtSTextGetString(widget)
	    Widget widget;

Arguments
       widget	 Specifies the ID of the simple text widget

Description
       The  DwtSTextGetString  function  returns a pointer to the current string in the simple text widget window.  The application is responsible
       for freeing the storage associated with the string by calling XtFree.

Return Values
       This function returns the pointer to the string currently displayed in the given text widget window.

See Also
       DwtSTextSetString(3Dwt), DwtSTextReplace(3Dwt), DwtSTextGetEditable(3Dwt), DwtSTextSetEditable(3Dwt), DwtSTextGetMaxLength(3Dwt), Dwt-
       STextSetMaxLength(3Dwt), DwtSTextSetSelection(3Dwt), DwtSTextClearSelection(3Dwt), DwtSTextGetSelection(3Dwt)
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding

															   DwtSTextGetString(3Dwt)
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