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XtAddActions()							XtAddActions()

Name
  XtAddActions - register an action table with the Translation Manager.

Synopsis
  void XtAddActions(actions, num_actions)
	 XtActionList actions;
	 Cardinal num_actions;

Inputs
  actions   Specifies the action table to register.

  num_actions
	    Specifies the number of entries in this action table.

Availability
  Superseded by XtAppAddActions().

Description
  XtAddActions() registers actions, an array of num_actions  XtActionsRec
  structures with the Translation Manager.  Each  element  of  the  array
  contains  an action name and an action procedure pointer.  When a named
  action is invoked through a translation  table,  the	procedure  to  be
  called is looked up in the action tables that have been registered.

Usage
  XtAddActions() has been superseded by XtAppAddActions(), which performs
  the same function on a per-application context  basis.   XtAddActions()
  now  calls  XtAppAddActions()	 passing  the default application context
  created by XtInitialize().  Very few programs need multiple application
  contexts,  and you can continue to use XtAddActions() if you initialize
  your application with XtInitialize().	 We recommend, however, that  you
  use XtAppInitialize(), XtAppAddActions(), and the other XtApp*() appli‐
  cation context specific functions.

  See XtAppAddActions() for more information about how to use actions.

See Also
  XtAppAddActions(1),
  XtActionProc(2).

Xt - Translations and Actions					XtAddActions()

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