TICKIT_WINDOW_GETCTL_INT(3)

💖 TICKIT_WINDOW_SETCTL_INT 💖

okay bestie, welcome to the TICKIT_WINDOW_SETCTL_INT(3) page — that's the one from the Library Functions Manual btw, iykyk ✨ yes the title is a whole little plot twist because this page is actually about getting and setting integer window controls, but that's the name it's filed under, so we roll with it 💅

🌸 NAME 🌸

tickit_window_setctl_int — set an integer window control 🎀

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

#include <tickit.h>

bool tickit_window_getctl_int(TickitWindow *tt, TickitWindowCtl ctl, int *value);
bool tickit_window_setctl_int(TickitWindow *tt, TickitWindowCtl ctl, int value);

Link with -ltickit.

two functions, one header, one library, zero drama 🦋

🫶 DESCRIPTION 🫶

tickit_window_setctl_int() does a window control operation — it sets the value of a numeric window control option. no cap, that's literally its whole job.

tickit_window_getctl_int() is its lil sibling and it obtains the value of a window control setting. get it? one sets, one gets. iconic duo behaviour fr fr 💖

and for the full list of possible TickitWindowCtl values and what they all mean?? go read tickit_window(7) — that's where the lore lives 👑

💀 RETURN VALUE 💀

tickit_window_getctl_int() returns a true value if it recognised the requested control and managed to return the current value of it; false if not 😭

tickit_window_setctl_int() returns a true value if it recognised the requested control and managed to request the window to change it; false if not.

so like... if it comes back false, the function did NOT know that control. it's not being shady, it just doesn't recognise it 🙈 read the return value, bestie, it's telling you something.

🔥 SEE ALSO 🔥

• tickit_window(7)
• tickit(7)

and that's the whole page, you ate it, you understood it, main character energy only 🌈 this one's from the Library Functions Manual, filed under TICKIT_WINDOW_SETCTL_INT(3), and it says goodbye with that same title one more time at the bottom like a lil signature 💜 mwah, go set some integer controls 🍓🧚