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XmtCreateColorTable(3)	   Library Functions Manual	XmtCreateColorTable(3)

NAME
       XmtCreateColorTable(),	XmtDestroyColorTable(),	  XmtColorTableGetPar-
       ent(), XmtColorTableSetParent() - create	and manipulate color tables.

SYNOPSIS
       #include	<Xmt/Color.h>
       XmtColorTable XmtCreateColorTable(XmtColorTable parent)

       void XmtDestroyColorTable(XmtColorTable table)

       XmtColorTable XmtColorTableGetParent(XmtColorTable table)

       void XmtColorTableSetParent(XmtColorTable table,	XmtColorTable parent)

ARGUMENTS
       INPUTS

	    table  The color table that	is to be destroyed, or have its	parent
		   queried or set.

	    parent The parent color table for the newly	created	color table or
		   for the specified table.

       RETURNS

	    XmtCreateColorTable()  returns  a  newly  created	color	table.
	    XmtColorTableGetParent() returns the parent	of the specified color
	    table.

DESCRIPTION
       XmtCreateColorTable()  returns  a  newly	 created XmtColorTable with no
       entries.	An XmtColorTable maps symbolic color  names  to	 actual	 color
       names.  Symbolic	 colors	 can  be  defined  in  an  XmtColorTable  with
       XmtRegisterColor() and related functions, and can  be  looked  up  with
       XmtLookupColorName().

       The  parent argument specifies another XmtColorTable to which the newly
       created table is	``chained''. XmtLookupColorName()  looks  up  symbolic
       color  names  by	first searching	the specified color table, and then by
       searching its parent, its parent's parent, and  so  on  up  the	chain,
       until a color table with	a NULL parent is encountered.

       XmtDestroyColorTable()  frees  memory  associated  with	the  specified
       XmtColorTable. Once this	function is called, the	specified color	 table
       should no longer	be used.

       XmtColorTableGetParent()	returns	the parent color table of table.

       XmtColorTableSetParent()	 sets  the  parent of table to parent, thereby
       ``chaining'' the	two table for color lookups with XmtLookupColorName().

SEE ALSO
       Chapter 4, Using	Color,
       XmtLookupColorName(), XmtRegisterColor, XmtRegisterColors,
       XmtRegisterPixel, XmtRegisterStandardColors, XmtVaRegisterColors.

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