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XmFontListAdd(3)

NAME

   XmFontListAdd  ---  A  font  list  function  that creates a new font list
   "XmFontListAdd" "font list functions" "XmFontListAdd"

SYNOPSIS

   #include <Xm/Xm.h>
   XmFontList XmFontListAdd(
   XmFontList oldlist,
   XFontStruct *font,
   XmStringCharSet charset);

DESCRIPTION

   XmFontListAdd creates a new font list consisting  of  the  contents  of
   oldlist  and  the  new  font  list  element  being added. This function
   deallocates  oldlist  after  extracting   the   required   information;
   therefore, do not reference oldlist thereafter.

   NOTE:  This  function  is  obsolete  and  exists for compatibility with
   previous releases. It has been replaced by XmFontListAppendEntry.

   oldlist   Specifies a pointer to the font list to which an  entry  will
             be added.

   font      Specifies  a  pointer  to  a font structure for which the new
             font list is generated. This is the structure returned by the
             XLib XLoadQueryFont function.

   charset   Specifies  the  character  set identifier for the font.  This
             can be XmSTRING_DEFAULT_CHARSET,  but  this  value  does  not
             comply with the AES, and it may be removed in future versions
             of Motif.  If  the  value  is  XmSTRING_DEFAULT_CHARSET,  the
             routine  derives  the character set from the current language
             environment.

RETURN

   Returns NULL if oldlist is NULL; returns oldlist if font or charset  is
   NULL; otherwise, returns a new font list.

RELATED

   XmFontList(3) and XmFontListAppendEntry(3).

                                                          XmFontListAdd(3)



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