XmTabSetValue(3)

NAME

   XmTabSetValue   ---   A   convenience  function  that  sets  a  tab  stop
   "XmTabSetValue"

SYNOPSIS

   #include <Xm/Xm.h>
   void XmTabSetValue(
   XmTab tab,
   float value);

DESCRIPTION

   XmTabSetValue sets the value field of the  XmTab  structure  associated
   with tab.

   tab       Specifies the tab to set the value of.

   value     Specifies  the  floating  point  number  which represents the
             distance  that  the  rendering  of   the   XmString   segment
             associated with tab will be offset. The offset is from either
             the beginning of the rendering or from the previous tab stop,
             depending  on  the setting for the offset model. The distance
             depends on the tab's unit type.  Note  that  negative  values
             are not permitted, and that if a tab stop would cause text to
             overlap, the x position for the segment  is  set  immediately
             after the end of the previous segment.

RELATED

   See  also  the Motif Programmer's Guide for more information about tabs
   and tab lists.  XmTab(3).

                                                          XmTabSetValue(3)

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