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XmString(3)							  LessTif Manuals						       XmString(3)

NAME

       XmString - Motif-compatible string datatype

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Xm/Xm.h>

       XmString

       XmStringCreate

DESCRIPTION

       XmString

X RESOURCES

CLASS HIERARCHY

SEE ALSO

LessTif Project 						   January 2001 						       XmString(3)

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XmCommand(3)							  LessTif Manuals						      XmCommand(3)

NAME

       XmCommand - Motif-compatible command-entry widget

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Xm/Command.h>

       XmCommand

       XmCreateCommand

DESCRIPTION

       XmCommand

X RESOURCES

       Name			    Class		  Type		  Default   Access
       ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
       XmNcommandEnteredCallback    XmCCallback 	  Callback	  NULL	    CSG
       XmNcommandChangedCallback    XmCCallback 	  Callback	  NULL	    CSG
       XmNpromptString		    XmCPromptString	  XmString	  NULL	    CSG
       XmNcommand		    XmCTextString	  XmString	  NULL	    CSG
       XmNhistoryItems		    XmCItems		  XmStringTable   NULL	    CSG
       XmNhistoryItemCount	    XmCItemCount	  Int		  -1	    CSG
       XmNhistoryMaxItems	    XmCMaxItems 	  Int		  100	    CSG
       XmNhistoryVisibleItemCount   XmCVisibleItemCount   Int		  8	    CSG
       XmNdialogType		    XmCDialogType	  SelectionType   NULL	    CSG
       XmNdefaultPosition	    XmCDefaultPosition	  Boolean	  NULL	    CSG
       XmNautoUnmanage		    XmCAutoUnmanage	  Boolean	  NULL	    CSG
       XmNresizePolicy		    XmCResizePolicy	  ResizePolicy	  NULL	    CSG

       XmNcommandEnteredCallback

       XmNcommandChangedCallback

       XmNpromptString

       XmNcommand

       XmNhistoryItems

       XmNhistoryItemCount

       XmNhistoryMaxItems

       XmNhistoryVisibleItemCount

       XmNdialogType

       XmNdefaultPosition

       XmNautoUnmanage

       XmNresizePolicy

CLASS HIERARCHY

       Object(3) Rect(3) UnNamedObj(3) Core(3) Composite(3) Constraint(3) XmManager(3) XmBulletinBoard(3) XmSelectionBox(3) XmCommand(3)

CALLBACKS

CONVENIENCE FUNCTIONS

SEE ALSO

LessTif Project 						    April 1998							      XmCommand(3)
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