Name
XmeTraitSet — Installs a trait on a specified object
Synopsis
#include <Xm/TraitP.h>
Boolean XmeTraitSet(
object,
trait,
trait_record);
DESCRIPTION
XmeTraitSet installs trait on object.
Typically, XmeTraitSet is called from a widget's
class_part_initialize method. If it is, Motif propagates
the trait to all subclasses of object.
| object | | Specifies the object. Typically, the object is a widget class.
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| trait | | Specifies the XrmQuark value symbolizing the trait.
Here is the list of trait quarks defined by the Motif toolkit:
| XmQTaccessTextual | | The object can display one primary text parcel.
| | XmQTactivatable | | The object can become a command button in a DialogBox.
| | XmQTcareParentVisual | | The object can borrow its parent's visual information.
| | XmQTcontainer | | The object can manage children holding
the XmQTcontainer trait.
| | XmQTcontainerItem | | The object can be managed by a widget holding the XmQTcontainer trait.
| | XmQTdialogShellSavvy | | The object can become a child of XmDialogShell.
| | XmQTjoinSide | | The object can attach itself to one side of a suitable parent.
| | XmQTmenuSavvy | | The object can become a menu child.
| | XmQTmenuSystem | | The object can manage a menu system.
| | XmQTnavigator | | The object can act as a navigator to a scrollable widget.
| | XmQTscrollFrame | | The object can handle one or more widgets holding the XmQTnavigator trait.
| | XmQTspecifyRenderTable | | The object can supply the names of its default render tables.
| | XmQTtakesDefault | | The object can change its appearance to show that it is the default button.
| | XmQTtransfer | | The object can serve as either the source or the destination (or possibly both) of a data transfer operation
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| trait_record | | Specifies the name of the structure that holds the trait information.
Specifying NULL turns off the trait for
object and its subclasses.
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RETURN
Returns True if the trait was succesfully
installed on object.
Otherwise, it returns False. One possible reason for failure is that
the trait_record was not declared.