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XmtErrorMsg(3) Library Functions Manual XmtErrorMsg(3) NAME XmtErrorMsg(), XmtWarningMsg() - print an error message and exit or print a warning message and return. SYNOPSIS #include <Xmt/Xmt.h> void XmtErrorMsg(String name, String type, String msg, ...) void XmtWarningMsg(String name, String type, String msg, ...) ARGUMENTS INPUTS name The name of the procedure, widget, or module that is issu- ing the error message. type The type of the error message. msg The default text of the message. The message may contain printf()-style substitutions to be filled in from the argu- ment list. ... A printf()-style variable-length argument list of values to be substituted into the msg argument. DESCRIPTION XmtErrorMsg() and XmtWarningMsg() are simplified interfaces to XtEr- rorMsg() and XtWarningMsg() which take an printf()-style argument list rather than an awkward array of arguments. These functions prepend the name argument, a colon and a space to the msg argument. Then they convert the argument list into an array of arguments, and call XtErrorMsg() or XtWarningMsg() to display the mes- sage. They passes name and type as the name and type of the message. XmtErrorMsg() passes ``XmtError'' as the class of the message and Xmt- WarningMsg() passes ``XmtWarning'' as the message class. The message name, class, and type can be used to provide translated versions of error and warning messages in a special Xt error database. Note that XmtErrorMsg() causes the application to exit, while XmtWarn- ingMsg() prints a warning message and returns. SEE ALSO Chapter 8, Utility Functions, XtErrorMsg(), XtWarningMsg(). Xmt Motif Tools XmtErrorMsg(3)
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