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DwtListBoxDeselectItem(3Dwt)											      DwtListBoxDeselectItem(3Dwt)

Name
       DwtListBoxDeselectItem - Deselects a previously selected item in a list box.

Syntax
       void DwtListBoxDeselectItem(widget, item)
	    Widget widget;
	    DwtCompString item;

Arguments
       widget	 Specifies the ID of the list box widget from whose list you want to delete a single previously selected item.

       item	 Specifies the item in the list box to be deselected (highlighting removed).

Description
       The  DwtListBoxDeselectItem function deselects (removes highlighting) an item previously selected, and removes it from the list of selected
       items.

See Also
       DwtListBoxDeselectAllItems(3Dwt)
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding

														      DwtListBoxDeselectItem(3Dwt)

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DwtCSTextGetSelection(3Dwt)											       DwtCSTextGetSelection(3Dwt)

Name
       DwtCSTextGetSelection - Retrieves the global selection, if any, currently highlighted, in the compound string text widget.

Syntax
	    DwtCompString DwtCSTextGetSelection(widget)
	    Widget widget;

Arguments
       widget	 Specifies the ID of the compound-string text widget.

Description
       The  DwtCSTextGetSelection  function  retrieves the text currently highlighted (selected) in the compound string text widget.  It returns a
       NULL pointer if no text is selected in the widget.  The application is responsible for freeing the storage  associated  with  the  text	by
       calling XtFree.

Return Values
       This function returns a pointer to the selected compound string text.

See Also
       DwtCSText(3Dwt),  DwtCSTextCreate(3Dwt), DwtCSTextReplace(3Dwt), DwtCSTextGetString(3Dwt), DwtCSTextSetString(3Dwt), DwtCSTextGetEd-
       itable(3Dwt), DwtCSTextSetEditable(3Dwt), DwtCSTextGetMaxLength(3Dwt), DwtCSTextSetMaxLength(3Dwt), DwtCSTextSetSelection(3Dwt),
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit: C Language Binding
       Guide to the XUI Toolkit Intrinsics: C Language Binding

														       DwtCSTextGetSelection(3Dwt)
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