XMCOMBOBOXADDITEM(3)
β¨ XmComboBoxAddItem β bestie, let's add an item π
okay so this is XmComboBoxAddItem, a library call from the XmComboBoxAddItem(library call) manual β yes the title and the man page name are literally the same thing, iconic, we love a consistent queen π
π¦ SYNOPSIS
#include <Xm/ComboBox.h>
void XmComboBoxAddItem(
Widget w,
XmString item,
int pos,
Boolean unique);
like, look at her. four args. no return. she does one job and she does it flawlessly π
πΈ DESCRIPTION
The XmComboBoxAddItem function adds the given item to the XmComboBox at the given position. that's it. that's the whole vibe. drop an item in at a spot, slay, move on β¨
now let's go arg by arg because every single one matters, no skipping:
wβ this is theXmComboBoxwidget ID. it's the combo box you're messing with. your main character. your girl π«Άitemβ theXmStringfor the new item. that's the actual thing going in. the content. the moment. πposβ the position of the new item. where exactly it's gonna sit. very "assigned seating at the function" of it all πuniqueβ this one is lowkey the most interesting ngl. it specifies if this item should duplicate an identical item or not. so basically: are we allowed to have twins in here or not π
π RETURN VALUE
The XmComboBoxAddItem function returns no value.
nothing. void. she gives you nothing back and honestly? she doesn't have to. the work speaks for itself. periodt πβ¨
π APPLICATION USAGE
okay this part is actually kind of a fun little naming lore moment, listen up:
The functions XmComboBoxAddItem and XmComboBoxDeletePos have different naming conventions (Item versus Pos) because of the objects they are manipulating. The Item is a string to be added, the Pos is a numeric position number.
so like β Item = the actual string content, Pos = the number that says where. two different kinds of things, two different names. it's giving thoughtful API design, it's giving iykyk, and honestly not me being obsessed with the internal consistency of a Motif widget library but here we are π§
π₯ SEE ALSO
go read those too bestie, they're all part of the same friend group π
ngl if you got this far you're genuinely doing amazing. combo boxes fear you. π
okay bye ily, this was XmComboBoxAddItem from the XmComboBoxAddItem(library call) manual, and that's the whole page β mwah ππβ
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