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XmTabListRemoveTabs(3)

NAME

   XmTabListRemoveTabs --- A convenience function that removes noncontiguous
   tabs "XmTabListRemoveTabs"

SYNOPSIS

   #include <Xm/Xm.h>
   XmTabList XmTabListRemoveTabs(
   XmTabList oldlist,
   Cardinal *position_list,
   Cardinal position_count);

DESCRIPTION

   XmTabListRemoveTabs removes noncontiguous tabs from a  tab  list.   The
   function  creates a new tab list by copying the contents of oldlist and
   removing  all  tabs  whose  corresponding  positions  appear   in   the
   position_list  array.   A  warning  message is displayed if a specified
   position is invalid; for example, if the value is a number greater than
   the number of tabs in the tab list.

   tablist   Specifies the tab list.  The function deallocates oldlist and
             the  tabs  it  contains   after   extracting   the   required
             information.

   position_list
             Specifies  an  array  of the tab positions to be removed. The
             position of the first tab  in  the  list  is  0  (zero),  the
             position of the second tab is 1, and so on.

   position_count
             Specifies the number of elements in the position_list.

RETURN

   If  oldlist  or  position_list  is NULL, or position_count is 0 (zero),
   returns oldlist. Otherwise, this function returns  the  new  tab  list.
   The  function  allocates  space  to  hold  the  returned tab list.  The
   application is responsible  for  managing  the  allocated  space.   The
   application can recover the allocated space by calling XmTabListFree.

RELATED

   XmTabList(3) and XmTabListFree(3).

                                                    XmTabListRemoveTabs(3)



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