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XrmPutStringResource()					XrmPutStringResource()

Name
  XrmPutStringResource	–  add	a  resource  specification  with separate
  resource name and value.

Synopsis
  void XrmPutStringResource(database, specifier, value)
	  XrmDatabase *database;
	  char *specifier;
	  char *value;

Arguments
  database  Specifies a pointer to the resource	 database.   If	 database
	    contains  NULL,  a	new  resource  database	 is created and a
	    pointer to it is returned in database.

  specifier Specifies the resource, as a string.

  value	    Specifies the value of the resource, as a string.

Description
  XrmPutStringResource() adds a resource specification with the specified
  resource and value to the specified database.	 The specifier string may
  contain both names and classes, bound with either loose  (*)	or  tight
  (.)  bindings.  See the description of XrmGetResource() for more infor‐
  mation about bindings.

  The representation type used in the database is String.  If the  speci‐
  fier	is  not	 in  the  Host Portable Character Encoding, the result is
  implementation-dependent.  The value is stored in the database  without
  modification.

  XrmPutResource(),  XrmQPutResource(),	 XrmPutStringResource(), XrmQPut‐
  StringResource() and XrmPutLineResource() all store data into	 a  data‐
  base.	  See XrmQPutResource() for the most complete description of this
  process.

  For more information, see Volume One, Chapter 13, Managing User Prefer‐
  ences.

Structures
  XrmDatabase is a pointer to an opaque data type.

See Also
  XrmDestroyDatabase(),	 XrmGetFileDatabase(),	XrmGetResource(), XrmGet‐
  StringDatabase(),  XrmInitialize(),  XrmMergeDatabases(),  XrmParseCom‐
  mand(),  XrmPutFileDatabase(),  XrmPutLineResource(), XrmPutResource(),
  XrmQGetResource(),	XrmQGetSearchList(),	 XrmQGetSearchResource(),
  XrmQPutResource(),  XrmQPutStringResource(),	XrmQuarkToString(),  Xrm‐
  StringToBindingQuarkList(), XrmStringToQuarkList(), XrmStringToQuark(),
  XrmUniqueQuark().

Xlib - Resource Manager					XrmPutStringResource()

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