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NAMEXmtParseCommandLine() - parse the application command line for Xmt-specific arguments.SYNOPSIS#include <Xmt/AppRes.h>
void XmtParseCommandLine(Widget w, int *argc, char **argv) ARGUMENTSINPUTS
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DESCRIPTIONXmtParseCommandLine() uses XrmParseCommand() to parse command line arguments the user can use to set Xmt application variables. It is designed to be called immediately after a call to XtAppInitialize() and before the call to XmtInitializeApplicationShell(), if any. XtAppInitialize() parses and removes the standard Xt arguments from the command line, and also any application-specific arguments specified in its options array. XmtParseCommandLine() will parse and remove any standard Xmt arguments.XmtInitialize() is a convenience function suitable for initializing most Xmt applications-it calls XtAppInitialize() and XmtParseCommandLine(), as well as other functions. The table lists the standard Xmt command line arguments. Standard Xmt Command Line Arguments
SEE ALSOChapter 7, Application Resources and Command-Line Arguments, XmtGetApplicationValues(), XmtInitialize(), XmtInitializeApplicationShell(), XmtSetApplicationValues(), XrmParseCommand().
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