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XrmPutLineResource()					  XrmPutLineResource()

Name
  XrmPutLineResource  –	 add a resource specification to a resource data‐
  base.

Synopsis
  void XrmPutLineResource(database, line)
	  XrmDatabase *database;
	  char *line;

Arguments
  database  Specifies a pointer to the resource	 database.   If	 database
	    contains  NULL,  a	new  resource  database	 is created and a
	    pointer to it is returned in database.  If a database is cre‐
	    ated, it is created in the current locale.

  line	    Specifies  the  resource  name (possibly with multiple compo‐
	    nents) and value pair as  a	 single	 string,  in  the  format
	    resource:value.

Description
  XrmPutLineResource()	adds  a	 single	 resource  entry to the specified
  database.  The line string is parsed in the locale of the database.  If
  the  resource	 name  is not in the Host Portable Character Encoding the
  result is implementation-dependent.  Note that comment  lines	 are  not
  stored.

  XrmPutLineResource()	is similar to XrmPutStringResource(), except that
  instead of having separate string arguments for the  resource	 and  its
  value, XrmPutLineResource() takes a single string argument (line) which
  consists of the resource name, a colon,  then	 the  value.   Since  the
  value	 is  a string, it is stored into the database with representation
  type String.

  Any whitespace before or after the name or colon in the  line	 argument
  is ignored.  The value is terminated by a new-line or a NULL character.
  The value may contain embedded new-line characters represented  by  the
  "\"  and  "n" two-character pair (not the single "\n" character), which
  are converted into a single linefeed character.  In addition, the value
  may  run  over onto the next line; this is indicated by a "\" character
  at the end of each line to be continued.

  Null-terminated strings without a new line are also permitted.   XrmPu‐
  tResource(),	  XrmQPutResource(),   XrmPutStringResource(),	 XrmQPut‐
  StringResource() and XrmPutLineResource() all store data into	 a  data‐
  base.	  See XrmQPutResource() for the most complete description of this
  process.

  For more information, see Volume One, Chapter 13, Managing User Prefer‐
  ences.

Structures
  XrmDatabase is a pointer to an opaque data type.

See Also
  XrmDestroyDatabase(),	 XrmGetFileDatabase(),	XrmGetResource(), XrmGet‐
  StringDatabase(),  XrmInitialize(),  XrmMergeDatabases(),  XrmParseCom‐
  mand(), XrmPutFileDatabase(), XrmPutResource(), XrmPutStringResource(),
  XrmQGetResource(),	XrmQGetSearchList(),	 XrmQGetSearchResource(),
  XrmQPutResource(),  XrmQPutStringResource(),	XrmQuarkToString(),  Xrm‐
  StringToBindingQuarkList(), XrmStringToQuarkList(), XrmStringToQuark(),
  XrmUniqueQuark().

Xlib - Resource Manager					  XrmPutLineResource()

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