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 Re: Text alignment On Oct 5, 11:46*pm, Thomas Lehmann > Hi, > > currently I'm using XmText for displaying values. > Displaying numbers I'm intending to align them > on the right side... > > How? > By brute force, using the XmNmodifyVerify callback. In the callback, retrieve the existing text, verify that appending the modification will still create a number, then modify the currInsert, newInsert, startPos, endPos, and text fields of the callback struct such that the new text replaces the old. You will have to realloc the text->ptr field to allow for space for the new longer value. -- Fred Kleinschmidt  |
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