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XtGetErrorDatabaseText()			      XtGetErrorDatabaseText()

Name
  XtGetErrorDatabaseText - get the text of a named message from the error
  database.

Synopsis
  void XtGetErrorDatabaseText(name, type, class, default,  buffer_return,
  nbytes)
	 String name, type, class;
	 String default;
	 String buffer_return;
	 int nbytes;

Inputs
  name	    Specifies the name or general kind of the message.

  type	    Specifies the type or detailed name of the message.

  class	    Specifies the resource class of the error message.

  default   Specifies  the  default  message  to use if an error database
	    entry is not found.

  nbytes    Specifies the size of buffer_return in bytes.

Outputs
  buffer_return
	    Specifies the buffer into which the error message  is  to  be
	    returned.

Availability
  XtGetErrorDatabaseText()  has been superseded by XtAppGetErrorDatabase‐
  Text().

Description
  XtGetErrorDatabaseText() looks up the message named by name, type,  and
  class in the database returned by XtGetErrorDatabase().  If such a mes‐
  sage is found, it is stored into buffer_return, otherwise  the  message
  in default is stored into buffer_return.

  The  resource	 name  of the message is formed by concatenating name and
  type with a single "." between them.	The resource class of the message
  is  class  if it already contains a ".", or otherwise is formed by con‐
  catenating class with itself with a single "."  between the strings.

Usage
  XtGetErrorDatabaseText() has been superseded by  XtAppGetErrorDatabase‐
  Text(),  which  performs the same function on a per-application context
  basis.  XtGetErrorDatabaseText() now calls  XtAppGetErrorDatabaseText()
  passing  the	default	 application  context  created by XtInitialize().
  Very few programs need multiple application contexts, and you can  con‐
  tinue	 to  use XtGetErrorDatabaseText() if you initialize your applica‐
  tion with XtInitialize().  We recommend, however, that  you  use  XtAp‐
  pInitialize(),  XtAppGetErrorDatabaseText(),	and  the  other	 XtApp*()
  application context specific functions.

  See XtAppGetErrorDatabaseText() for more information.

See Also
  XtAppGetErrorDatabase(1), XtAppGetErrorDatabaseText(1),
  XtErrorMsgHandler(2).

Xt - Error Handling				      XtGetErrorDatabaseText()

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