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└─⟦a0efdde77⟧ Bits:30001252 EUUGD11 Tape, 1987 Spring Conference Helsinki └─⟦526ad3590⟧ »EUUGD11/gnu-31mar87/X.V10.R4.tar.Z« └─⟦2109abc41⟧ └─⟦this⟧ »./X.V10R4/Toolkit/Sx/doc/Sx_EntryCreate«
.TH Sx_EntryCreate sx .BS .NA Sx_EntryCreate, Sx_EntryMake \- create an entry subwindow .SY #include <X/Xlib.h> #include <sx.h> .sp Window Sx_EntryCreate(\fIparent, x, y, width, height, border, label, fontPtr, foreground, background, text, size\fP) .sp Sx_EntryMake(\fIwindow, label, fontPtr, foreground, background, text, size) .AR .AS ClientData clientData .AP Window parent in Window in which to create new entry subwindow. .AP int "x, y" in Location (in \fIparent\fP) of upper left outside corner of new entry subwindow. .AP int "width, height" in Inside dimensions of new entry subwindow (not including border). .AP int border in Border width for new entry subwindow. .AP char *label in Text to display at left side of entry. Typically identifies what user should type in entry. If NULL, then no identifying label is displayed. .AP FontInfo *fontPtr in Font to use for displaying text in entry subwindow. If NULL, then the Sx default font is used. .AP int foreground in Color in which to display text (also used for borders in Sx_EntryCreate). Typically BlackPixel. .AP int background in Background color for entry subwindow (typically WhitePixel). .AP char *text in/out Text that can be edited by user. Contains initial value to be displayed in entry subwindow just to right of \fIlabel\fP; as user edits, the contents will change. .AP int size in Maximum number of characters (including terminating null character) that may be stored at \fI*text\fP. .AP Window window in Existing window to turn into entry subwindow. .BE .SH DESCRIPTION .PP Sx_EntryCreate creates a new window inside \fIparent\fP and arranges for it to behave as a text entry subwindow. \fIX\fP, \fIy\fP, \fIwidth\fP, \fIheight\fP, and \fIborder\fP control the location and size of the new window. Sx_EntryCreate returns the X id for the new window. The string given by \fIlabel\fP will be displayed at the left edge of the entry subwindow, and \fItext\fP will be displayed just to the right of \fIlabel\fP. The user will be able to edit \fItext\fP by typing in the window. The entry subwindow will respond to the control characters ^C (insert selection), ^D (delete selection), ^H or rubout (backspace), ^U (line kill), and ^W (backspace over word). As the user edits, the contents of \fItext\fP will change, subject to the limitation of \fIsize\fP total characters. The text can also be selected for use in other windows. .PP Sx_EntryMake is similar to Sx_EntryCreate except that it doesn't create a new window; the caller provides the window to use for the entry. If the window is already an entry window, then Sx_EntryMake just changes its internal parameters and redisplays the entry (this is useful, for example, if the caller wishes to change the label or text for the entry). If the window isn't already an entry window, then Sx_EntryMake doesn't redisplay it; it assumes that the caller will map the window later, at which point it will be redisplayed. .PP If \fIfontPtr\fP is non-NULL, the caller must make sure that the information it refers to does not change as long as the entry exists. On the other hand, \fIlabel\fP may be modified as soon as Sx_EntryCreate or Sx_EntryMake returns, since a copy of it is saved internally for the entry. .PP Entry subwindows may be deleted at any time by calling XDestroyWindow. The Sx package will automatically clean up internal data associated with the entry. .PP The implementation of entries depends on the use of the Sx dispatcher (Sx_HandlerCreate, Sx_HandleEvent, etc.), and will not work if those routines are not used correctly. .SH KEYWORDS edit, entry, text, window