XmCreateSelectionBox(3X)



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     NAME
          XmCreateSelectionBox - The SelectionBox widget creation
          function

     SYNOPSIS
          #include <Xm/SelectioB.h>

          Widget XmCreateSelectionBox (parent, name, arglist, argcount)
               Widget    parent;
               String    name;
               ArgList   arglist;
               Cardinal  argcount;


     VERSION
          This page documents version 1.2 of the Motif library.

     DESCRIPTION
          XmCreateSelectionBox creates an unmanaged SelectionBox.  A
          SelectionBox is used to get a selection from a list of
          alternatives from the user and includes the following:


            ⊕  A scrolling list of alternatives

            ⊕  An editable text field for the selected alternative

            ⊕  Labels for the list and text field

            ⊕  Three or four buttons


          The default button labels are OK, Cancel, and Help.  By
          default an Apply button is also created; if the parent of
          the SelectionBox is a DialogShell it is managed, and
          otherwise it is unmanaged.  Additional work area children
          may be added to the SelectionBox after creation.


          parent Specifies the parent widget ID

          name   Specifies the name of the created widget

          arglistSpecifies the argument list

          argcount
                 Specifies the number of attribute/value pairs in the
                 argument list (arglist)


          For a complete definition of SelectionBox and its associated
          resources, see XmSelectionBox(3X).



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     RETURN VALUE
          Returns the SelectionBox widget ID.

     RELATED INFORMATION
          XmSelectionBox(3X).


















































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