XmeTraitSet(3X) UNIX System V XmeTraitSet(3X)
NAME
XmeTraitSet - Installs a trait on a specified object
SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/TraitP.h>
Boolean XmeTraitSet(
XtPointer object,
XrmQuark trait,
XtPointer trait_record);
VERSION
This page documents Motif 2.1.
DESCRIPTION
XmeTraitSet installs trait on object. Typically,
XmeTraitSet is called from a widget's class_part_initialize
method. If it is, Motif propagates the trait to all
subclasses of object.
object Specifies the object. Typically, the object is a
widget class.
trait Specifies the XrmQuark value symbolizing the
trait. Here is the list of trait quarks defined
by the Motif toolkit:
XmQTaccessTextual
The object can display one primary text
parcel.
XmQTactivatable
The object can become a command button
in a DialogBox.
XmQTcareParentVisual
The object can borrow its parent's
visual information.
XmQTcontainer
The object can manage children holding
the XmQTcontainer trait.
XmQTcontainerItem
The object can be managed by a widget
holding the XmQTcontainer trait.
XmQTdialogShellSavvy
The object can become a child of
XmDialogShell.
XmQTjoinSide
The object can attach itself to one side
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of a suitable parent.
XmQTmenuSavvy
The object can become a menu child.
XmQTmenuSystem
The object can manage a menu system.
XmQTnavigator
The object can act as a navigator to a
scrollable widget.
XmQTscrollFrame
The object can handle one or more
widgets holding the XmQTnavigator trait.
XmQTspecifyRenderTable
The object can supply the names of its
default render tables.
XmQTtakesDefault
The object can change its appearance to
show that it is the default button.
XmQTtransfer
The object can serve as either the
source or the destination (or possibly
both) of a data transfer operation
trait_record
Specifies the name of the structure that holds the
trait information. Specifying NULL turns off the
trait for object and its subclasses.
RETURN
Returns True if the trait was succesfully installed on
object. Otherwise, it returns False. One possible reason
for failure is that the trait_record was not declared.
RELATED
XmeTraitGet(3).
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