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XmTabListReplacePositions(3)

NAME

   XmTabListReplacePositions  ---  A convenience function that creates a new
   tab list with replacement tabs "XmTabListReplacePositions"

SYNOPSIS

   #include <Xm/Xm.h>
   XmTabList XmTabListReplacePositions(
   XmTabList oldlist,
   Cardinal *position_list,
   XmTab *tabs,
   Cardinal tab_count);

DESCRIPTION

   XmTabListReplacePositions creates a new  tab  list  that  contains  the
   contents   of   oldlist,   but  with  the  tabs  at  the  positions  in
   position_list replaced with copies of the corresponding tabs  in  tabs.
   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.

   This  function  deallocates  the original tab list after extracting the
   required information. It is the caller's  responsibility  to  free  the
   tabs in tabs by using the XmTabFree function.

   oldlist   Specifies  the  tab  list.   The function deallocates the tab
             list after extracting the required information.

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

   tabs      Specifies an array of the replacement tabs.

   tab_count Specifies the number of elements in position_list and tabs.

RETURN

   If tabs, oldlist, or position_list is NULL, or tab_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).

                                              XmTabListReplacePositions(3)



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