XmTextGetLastPosition(3)

NAME

   XmTextGetLastPosition --- A Text function that accesses the last position
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   "XmTextGetLastPosition"

SYNOPSIS

   #include <Xm/Text.h>
   XmTextPosition XmTextGetLastPosition(
   Widget widget);

DESCRIPTION

   XmTextGetLastPosition  accesses the last position in the text buffer of
   the Text widget. This is an  integer  number  of  characters  from  the
   beginning of the buffer, and represents the position that text added to
   the end of the buffer is placed after. The first character position  is
   0  (zero).   The  last  character  position  is  equal to the number of
   characters in the text buffer.

   widget    Specifies the Text widget ID

   For a complete definition of Text and  its  associated  resources,  see
   XmText(3).

RETURN

   Returns an XmTextPosition value that indicates the last position in the
   text buffer.

RELATED

   XmText(3).

                                                  XmTextGetLastPosition(3)

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