XmGetColors(3)

NAME

   XmGetColors  --- A function that generates foreground, select, and shadow
   colors "XmGetColors" "Color functions" "XmGetColors"

SYNOPSIS

   #include <Xm/Xm.h>
   void XmGetColors(
   Screen * screen,
   Colormap colormap,
   Pixel background,
   Pixel * foreground,
   Pixel * top_shadow,
   Pixel * bottom_shadow,
   Pixel * select);

DESCRIPTION

   XmGetColors takes a screen, a colormap, and  a  background  pixel,  and
   returns pixel values for foreground, select, and shadow colors.

   screen    Specifies  the  screen  for  which  these  colors  should  be
             allocated.

   colormap  Specifies the colormap from  which  these  colors  should  be
             allocated.

   background
             Specifies the background on which the colors should be based.

   foreground
             Specifies  a  pointer to the returned foreground pixel value.
             If this argument is NULL, no value is allocated  or  returned
             for this color.

   top_shadow
             Specifies  a  pointer to the returned top shadow pixel value.
             If this argument is NULL, no value is allocated  or  returned
             for this color.

   bottom_shadow
             Specifies  a  pointer  to  the  returned  bottom shadow pixel
             value.  If this argument is NULL, no value  is  allocated  or
             returned for this color.

   select    Specifies  a  pointer to the returned select pixel value.  If
             this argument is NULL, no value is allocated or returned  for
             this color.

RELATED

   XmChangeColor(3),             XmGetColorCalculation(3),             and
   XmSetColorCalculation(3).

                                                            XmGetColors(3)



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