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XmStringDraw(3X)		   OSF/Motif		      XmStringDraw(3X)

NAME
       XmStringDraw  - A compound string function that draws a compound string
       in an X window

SYNOPSIS
       #include <Xm/Xm.h>

       void  XmStringDraw  (d,	w,  fontlist,  string,	gc,   x,   y,	width,
		 alignment,   layout_direction,	  clip)	       Display	 *  d;
	    Window    w;	 XmFontListfontlist;	     XmString  string;
	    GC	      gc;	 Position  x;	     Position  y;	Dimen‐
       sion width;	  unsigned   charalignment;	   unsigned   charlay‐
       out_direction;	   XRectangle* clip;

DESCRIPTION
       XmStringDraw  draws  a  compound	 string in an X Window.	 If a compound
       string segment uses a font list entry that  defines  a  font  set,  the
       graphic	context	 passed	 to  this routine will have the GC font member
       left in an undefined  state.   The  underlying  XmbStringDraw  function
       called by this routine modifies the font id field of the GC passed into
       it and does not attempt to restore the font id to the  incoming	value.
       If  the	compound  string  segment  is  not drawn using a font set, the
       graphic context must contain a valid  font  member.   Graphic  contexts
       created by XtGetGC are not valid for this routine; instead, use XtAllo‐
       cateGC to create a graphic context.  Specifies the display.   Specifies
       the window.  Specifies the font list.  Specifies the string.  Specifies
       the graphics context to use.  Specifies a coordinate of	the  rectangle
       that  will  contain the displayed compound string.  Specifies a coordi‐
       nate of the rectangle that will contain the displayed compound  string.
       Specifies  the  width  of the rectangle that will contain the displayed
       compound string.	 Specifies how the string will be aligned  within  the
       specified  rectangle.   It  is  either  XmALIGNMENT_BEGINNING, XmALIGN‐
       MENT_CENTER, or XmALIGNMENT_END.	 Controls the direction in  which  the
       segments	 of  the compound string will be laid out.  It also determines
       the meaning of the alignment  parameter.	  Allows  the  application  to
       restrict	 the  area  into  which the compound string will be drawn.  If
       NULL, no clipping will be done.

RELATED INFORMATION
       XmStringCreate(3X).

							      XmStringDraw(3X)

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