DwtColorMixGetNewColor(3Dwt)DwtColorMixGetNewColor(3Dwt)Name
DwtColorMixGetNewColor - Returns the red, green, and blue color values to the color mixing widget.
Syntax
void DwtColorMixGetNewColor(cmw, red, green, blue)
Widget cmw;
unsigned short *red;
unsigned short *green;
unsigned short *blue;
Arguments
cmw Specifies the widget ID of the color mixing widget.
red Specifies the current new color red value.
green Specifies the current new color green value.
blue Specifies the current new color blue value.
See the section on colormap functions in the Guide to the Xlib Library: C Language Binding for more information on X color val-
ues.
Description
The DwtColorMixGetNewColor function allows the color mixing widget to pass the current color value created by the color mixer subwidget to
the color display subwidget. If the application uses the default color mixer subwidget, using DwtColorMixGetNewColor is faster than using
XtGetValues.
See AlsoDwtColorMixSetNewColor(3Dwt), DwtColorMixCreate(3Dwt)
Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding
DwtColorMixGetNewColor(3Dwt)
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DwtColorMixSetNewColor(3Dwt)DwtColorMixSetNewColor(3Dwt)Name
DwtColorMixSetNewColor - Sets the new red, green, and blue color values in the color mixing widget.
Syntax
void DwtColorMixSetNewColor(cmw, red, green, blue)
Widget cmw;
unsigned short red;
unsigned short green;
unsigned short blue;
Arguments
cmw Specifies the widget ID of the color mixing widget.
red Specifies the new color red value. You can express the value in percentages or by the X color values (0 to 65535).
green Specifies the new color green value. You can express the value in percentages or by the X color values (0 to 65535).
blue Specifies the new color blue value. You can express the value in percentages or by the X color values (0 to 65535).
See the section on colormap functions in the Guide to the Xlib Library: C Language Binding for more information on X color val-
ues.
Description
The DwtColorMixSetNewColor function allows the user-supplied color mixer subwidget to pass the current color values to the color mixing
widget. Using DwtColorMixSetNewColor is more efficient than using XtSetValues.
See AlsoDwtColorMixGetNewColor(3Dwt), DwtColorMixCreate(3Dwt)
Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding
DwtColorMixSetNewColor(3Dwt)
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