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     XtConvertAndStore(3XX)Version 11 (Release 6XtConvertAndStore(3Xt)

     NAME
	  XtConvertAndStore, XtCallConverter - invoke resource
	  converters

     SYNTAX
	  Boolean XtConvertAndStore(widget, from_type, from, to_type,
	  to_in_out)
	      Widget widget;
	      String from_type;
	      XrmValuePtr from;
	      String to_type;
	      XrmValuePtr to_in_out;

	  void XtCallConverter(dpy, converter, args, num_args, from,
	  to_in_out, cache_ref_return)
	      Display* dpy;
	      XtConverter converter;
	      XrmValuePtr args;
	      Cardinal num_args;
	      XrmValuePtr from;
	      XrmValuePtr to_in_out;
	      XtCacheRef* cache_ref_return;

     ARGUMENTS
	  args	    Specifies the argument list that contains the
		    additional arguments needed to perform the
		    conversion, or NULL.

	  converter Specifies the conversion procedure that is to be
		    called.

	  from	    Specifies the value to be converted.

	  from_type Specifies the source type.

	  num_args  Specifies the number of additional arguments
		    (often zero).

	  to_type   Specifies the destination type.

	  to_in_out Returns the converted value.

	  widget    Specifies the widget to use for additional
		    arguments, if any are needed, and the destroy
		    callback list.

	  dpy	    Specifies the display with which the conversion is
		    to be associated.

     DESCRIPTION
	  The XtConvertAndStore function looks up the type converter
	  registered to convert from_type to to_type, computes any

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	  additional arguments needed, and then calls XtCallConverter.
	  (or XtDirectConvert if an old-style converter was registered
	  with XtAddConverter or XtAppAddConverter.  ) with the from
	  and to_in_out arguments.

	  The XtCallConverter function looks up the specified type
	  converter in the application context associated with the
	  display and, if the converter was not registered or was
	  registered with cache type XtCacheAll or XtCacheByDisplay
	  looks in the conversion cache to see if this conversion
	  procedure has been called with the specified conversion
	  arguments. If so, it checks the success status of the prior
	  call, and if the conversion failed, XtCallConverter returns
	  False immediately; otherwise it checks the size specified in
	  the to argument and, if it is greater than or equal to the
	  size stored in the cache, copies the information stored in
	  the cache into the location specified by to->addr, stores
	  the cache size into to->size, and returns True.  If the size
	  specified in the to argument is smaller than the size stored
	  in the cache, XtCallConverter copies the cache size into the
	  to->size and returns False.  If the converter was registered
	  with cache type XtCacheNone or no value was found in the
	  conversion cache, XtCallConverter calls the converter and,
	  if it was not registered with cache type XtCacheNone, enters
	  the result into the cache.  XtCallConverter then returns
	  what the converter returned.

	  The cache_ref_return field specifies storage allocated by
	  the caller in which an opaque value will be stored. If the
	  type converter has been registered with the XtCacheRefCount
	  modifier and if the value returned in in cache_ref_return is
	  non-NULL, then the call should store the cache_ref_return
	  value in order to decrement the reference count when the
	  converted value is no longer required. The cache_ref_return
	  argument should be ULL if the caller is unwilling or unable
	  to store the value.

     SEE ALSO
	  XtAppReleaseCacheRefs(3Xt)
	  X Toolkit Intrinsics - C Language Interface
	  Xlib - C Language X Interface

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