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XpGetOneAttribute

Section: XPRINT FUNCTIONS (3Xp)
Updated: libXp 1.0.3
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NAME

XpGetOneAttribute - Gets a single print attribute from the specified print context.  

SYNOPSIS



      cc [ flag... ] file... -lXp [ library... ]

      #include <X11/extensions/Print.h>

char *XpGetOneAttribute ( display, context, type, attribute_name )

      Display *display;

      XPContext context;

      XPAttributes type;

      char *attribute_name;
       

ARGUMENTS

display
Specifies a pointer to the Display structure; returned from XOpenDisplay.
context
The print context from which the attribute pool is to be retrieved.
type
Specifies the attribute pool.
attribute_name
The name of the attribute to be returned.
 

DESCRIPTION

This request returns a COMPOUND_TEXT string attribute_value, else NULL if any errors occurred. XpGetOneAttribute is a variation of XpGetAttributes to get a single attribute value from an attribute pool. Unlike XpGetAttributes, where the reply contains an entire attribute pool, XpGetOneAttribute returns just one attribute_value. attribute_name should not include a colon. The caller is expected to free the attribute value returned using XFree.  

DIAGNOSTICS

BadAlloc
Insufficient memory.
BadValue
The value specified for type is not valid.
XPBadContext
The specified print context-id is not valid.
 

SEE ALSO

XpGetAttributes(3Xp)


 

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