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XtOverrideTranslations()			      XtOverrideTranslations()

Name
  XtOverrideTranslations  - merge new translations, overriding a widget's
  existing ones.

Synopsis
  void XtOverrideTranslations(w, translations)
	 Widget w;
	 XtTranslations translations;

Inputs
  w	     Specifies the widget into which the new translations are  to
	     be merged.	 Must be of class Core or any subclass thereof.

  translations
	     Specifies the compiled translation table to merge in.

Description
  XtOverrideTranslations()  merges  a compiled translation table transla‐
  tions into a widget's internal compiled  translation	table,	replacing
  any existing translations that conflict with the new translations.  The
  table translations is not altered by	this  process.	 Any  "#replace",
  "#augment",  or  "#override"	directives in translations are ignored by
  this function.

Usage
  Use XtParseTranslationTable() to convert a string representation  of	a
  translation table to the XtTranslations compiled form.

  To  merge translations into a widget without overriding existing trans‐
  lations where there are  conflicts,  use  XtAugmentTranslations().   To
  completely  replace  a widget's translation table, use XtSetValues() to
  set	 a    compiled	  translation	 table	  on	 the	 widget's
  XtNtranslations  resource.   To  remove all of a widget's translations,
  use XtUninstallTranslations().

  Translation tables can also be specified  in	string	from  a	 resource
  file.	  By  default,	specifying  a value for the translations resource
  will completely replace the existing translations.  If the string  form
  of  the  translation	table  begins  with  the directives "#augment" or
  "#override", however, then the specified translations	 will  be  merged
  with the widget's existing translations, and new translations that con‐
  flict with existing translations will be ignored or will  override  the
  existing translations, respectively.

See Also
  XtAugmentTranslations(1), XtParseTranslationTable(1), XtUninstallTrans‐
  lations(1).

Xt - Translations and Actions			      XtOverrideTranslations()

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