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XmbResetIC()							  XmbResetIC()

Name
  XmbResetIC – reset the state of an input context.

Synopsis
  char * XmbResetIC(ic)
	XIC ic;

Arguments
  ic	    Specifies the input context.

Returns
Availability
  Release  5  and later.  Implementation-dependent (see the "Description"
  section).

Description
  XmbResetIC() resets an input context to its initial state.   Any  input
  pending  on  that  context is deleted.  The input method is required to
  clear the Preedit area, if any, and update the Status area accordingly.
  Calling this function does not change the input context focus.

  The return value of XmbResetIC() is implementation-dependent.	 If there
  was input pending on the input context, XmbResetIC()	may  return  com‐
  posed	 multi-byte  text in the encoding of the locale of the input con‐
  text, or it may return NULL.	If any string is returned, the client  is
  responsible for freeing it by calling XFree().

See Also
  XCreateIC(), XSetICFocus(), XSetICValues(), XwcResetIC().

Xlib - Input Contexts						  XmbResetIC()

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