DwtListBoxItemExists(3Dwt)DwtListBoxItemExists(3Dwt)Name
DwtListBoxItemExists - Verifies the existence of a particular item in a list box.
Syntax
int DwtListBoxItemExists(widget, item)
Widget widget;
DwtCompString item;
Arguments
widget Specifies the ID of the list box widget from whose list you want to verify the existence of a specified item.
item Specifies the item in the list box that is being searched for.
Description
The DwtListBoxItemExists function searches through a list box to determine if an item exists. If the specified item is found, DwtListBox-
ItemExists returns an integer that gives the position of the item in the list box. If the item is not found, DwtListBoxItemExists returns
a zero.
See Also
Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding
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