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XtMergeArgLists()					     XtMergeArgLists()

Name
  XtMergeArgLists - merge two ArgList arrays.

Synopsis
  ArgList XtMergeArgLists(args1, num_args1, args2, num_args2)
	 ArgList args1;
	 Cardinal num_args1;
	 ArgList args2;
	 Cardinal num_args2;

Inputs
  args1	    Specifies the first ArgList.

  num_args1 Specifies the number of arguments in the first argument list.

  args2	    Specifies the second ArgList.

  num_args2 Specifies  the  number  of	arguments  in the second argument
	    list.

Returns
  An allocated ArgList that contains both args1 and args2.

Description
  XtMergeArgLists() allocates a new ArgList large enough  to  hold  args1
  and  args2  and  copies  both into it.  It does not check for duplicate
  entries.

  When the new ArgList is  no  longer  needed,	the  application  program
  should free it with XtFree().

Structures
  Arg is defined as follows:

     typedef struct {
	 String name;
	 XtArgVal value;
     } Arg, *ArgList;

See Also
  XtFree(1), XtSetArg(1).

Xt - Argument Lists					     XtMergeArgLists()

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