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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting change the output format Post 302419482 by lazydev on Friday 7th of May 2010 09:55:38 AM
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XtParseAcceleratorTable()												 XtParseAcceleratorTable()

Name
  XtParseAcceleratorTable - compile an accelerator table into its internal representation.

Synopsis
  XtAccelerators XtParseAcceleratorTable(table)
	 String table;

Inputs
  table     Specifies the accelerator table to compile.

Returns
  The compiled form of table.

Description
  XtParseAcceleratorTable()  compiles  the accelerator table into its opaque internal representation.  This compiled table can be used to set
  the XtNaccelerators resource of a widget.

  The syntax of the string form of an accelerator table is the same as that of a translation table, and is  described  in  Appendix  F.   The
  interpretation  of  the  #augment  and  #override  directives is different in accelerator tables than in translation tables, however.  This
  directive, if specified, applies to what will happen when the accelerator is installed; that is, whether or not  the	accelerator  transla-
  tions  will  override  the  translations in the destination widget.  The default is #augment, which means that the accelerator translations
  have lower priority than the destination translations.  The #replace directive is ignored for accelerator tables.

Usage
  An accelerator binds an event sequence in one widget to actions in another.  Accelerators are set as a resource of a widget but do not take
  effect until they are "installed" on a destination widget.  See XtInstallAccelerators().

  When	an  accelerator  table	is  specified  in a resource file, it is automatically parsed by one of Xt's converters, and XtParseAccelera-
  torTable() is not used.

  Another way to parse an accelerator table is to use the XtVaTypedArg feature at  XtVaCreateWidget()  or  XtVaSetValues()  and  specify  the
  string form directly.  This will invoke the appropriate resource converter to compile the table.

See Also
  XtInstallAccelerators(1), XtInstallAllAccelerators(1).

Xt - Translations and Actions												 XtParseAcceleratorTable()
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