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11 .\" MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the GNU
14 .\" You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public
63 is a program that will let you present a variety of questions or
64 display messages using dialog boxes from a shell script.
75 Here is a \fB\*l\fP version of \fIHello World\/\fP:
95 are defined with a "\fIDLG_EXIT_\fP prefix.
127 a few structures:
133 A few of these must be nonzero for the corresponding widgets to function.
145 This is a linked list of all subwindows created by the library.
147 to free storage for subwindows when deleting a window.
150 This is a linked list of all windows created by the library.
152 may be redrawn after deleting a window.
202 also write a separator, i.e.,
207 This is set in \fIinit_dialog\fP to a stream which can be used by the
213 a pipe (standard input) and at the same time read
216 a specific file descriptor,
222 formatting a string.
238 unless that happens to not be a terminal (and if \fIinit_dialog\fP can
243 formatting a string.
252 specifies a string that will separate the output on \fB\*p\fP's output from
254 This is used to simplify parsing the result of a dialog with several widgets.
256 the default separator string is a tab character.
260 Specify the number of spaces that a tab character occupies if the
267 formatting a string.
289 formatting a string.
305 draw a scrollbar to make windows holding scrolled data more readable.
318 This is useful as a visual aid,
341 It specifies a
347 If true, beep after a user has completed a widget
357 of a dialog box on the screen.
411 interpret embedded newlines in the dialog text as a newline on the screen.
422 If true, place the terminal cursor at the end of a button instead of
441 the default item in a checklist, form or menu box.
449 box a
453 as a \fICancel\fP.
471 a series of dialog boxes.
472 But it can also be used at earlier stages of a series of invocations
497 If true, some widgets show a help-button after
520 like a subtitle.
527 This can be used to reconstruct the state of a checklist after processing
540 versus being a pointer to the user's local variables.
544 implements a menu versus a inputmenu widget.
547 This may be either a user-supplied buffer,
548 or a buffer dynamically allocated by the library,
552 this is a pointer to user buffer (on the stack, or static).
557 this is a dynamically-allocated buffer used by the widgets to return
560 Certain widgets copy a result to this buffer.
562 the result, then the \fB\*l\fP library allocates a buffer which is large enough,
573 anything, e.g., if F1 were pressed within a help-file display.
584 a Thursday in the current year.
591 adding a column whose text is displayed in the bottom line of the
600 in a script.
607 Note that curses will clear the screen when starting a new process.
627 display a list
628 for which the leading capital letter in each entry is accepted as a hot-key,
635 Some widgets (checklist, inputmenu, radiolist, menu) display a list
636 with two columns (a \*(``tag\*('' and \*(``item\*('',
654 in a message into newlines.
658 Some widgets (checklist, inputmenu, radiolist, menu) display a list
659 with two columns (a \*(``tag\*('' and \*(``item\*('',
666 by matching a single character to the first character of the tag.
671 Here is a table showing how the no_tags and no_items values interact:
716 A script can still test if the user pressed the ESC key to cancel to quit.
721 spaces to a single space for text which is displayed in a message boxes, etc.
755 If true, \fB\*p\fP will use the order in which a user adds selections
761 checklist widgets output result one line at a time, with no quoting.
776 check the resulting size of a dialog box before trying to use it,
784 after processing a dialog box.
804 Specifies a
818 a number (0 to 6, Sunday through Saturday using POSIX) or
824 a string matching one of the abbreviations for the day of the week
840 .TP 5
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879 is an array of strings which is viewed either as a list of rows
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951 is an array of strings which is viewed either as a list of rows
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1026 is an array of strings which is viewed either as a list of rows
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1058 Alternatively, a simpler or customized gauge widget can be
1064 .TP 5
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1103 .TP 5
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1112 .TP 5
1114 is the name of a file containing the text to display.
1116 passing \fBdialog_vars.help_file\fP as a parameter.
1119 .TP 5
1123 .TP 5
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1134 .TP 5
1137 .TP 5
1141 .TP 5
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1152 .TP 5
1154 is an array of strings which is viewed either as a list of rows
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1189 .TP 5
1191 is an array of strings which is viewed either as a list of rows
1205 .TP 5
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1215 .TP 5
1219 .TP 5
1222 .TP 5
1225 .TP 5
1227 is an array of strings which is viewed as a list
1245 .IP 5
1254 N/A
1257 A string with a leading "-" character is centered, marked with "%".
1264 .TP 5
1267 .TP 5
1270 .TP 5
1274 .TP 5
1278 .TP 5
1282 With an \*(``OK\*('' button, it is denoted a \*(``msgbox\*('',
1287 .TP 5
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1466 .TP 5
1469 .TP 5
1474 .TP 5
1478 or \fIFLAG_RADIO\fP for radiolists (a single selection).
1482 .TP 5
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1488 .TP 5
1492 .TP 5
1507 library as a string.
1509 A few functions are prefixed "\fI_dlg_\fP",
1514 Here is a brief summary of the utility functions and their parameters:
1517 Add a callback, used to allow polling input from multiple tailbox
1519 .TP 5
1524 Like \fBdlg_add_callback\fP, but passes a reference to the \fBDIALOG_CALLBACK\fP
1525 as well as a pointer to a cleanup function which will be called when the
1527 .TP 5
1530 This is a reference to the pointer so that the caller's pointer can be
1532 .TP 5
1537 This is a utility function used enforce consistent behavior for
1539 .TP 5
1542 .TP 5
1545 .TP 5
1550 This is a utility function used enforce consistent behavior for
1552 .TP 5
1555 .TP 5
1558 .TP 5
1566 .TP 5
1570 .TP 5
1573 .TP 5
1576 .TP 5
1579 .TP 5
1585 Add a quoted string to the result buffer (see \fBdlg_add_result\fP).
1589 .TP 5
1594 Add a string to the result buffer \fBdialog_vars.input_result\fP.
1595 .TP 5
1603 If neither is set, use a space.
1606 Add a quoted or unquoted string to the result buffer
1609 .TP 5
1620 .TP 5
1624 .TP 5
1627 .TP 5
1632 Allocates a gauge widget.
1634 .TP 5
1637 .TP 5
1640 .TP 5
1644 .TP 5
1648 .TP 5
1656 If the parameter is not a line-drawing or other special character
1658 .TP 5
1664 .TP 5
1667 .TP 5
1670 .TP 5
1673 .TP 5
1679 minimum dimensions for a given widget.
1685 as a side-effect.
1691 .TP 5
1694 .TP 5
1702 .TP 5
1717 taking into account a (possibly) multi-line \fIprompt\fP.
1722 .TP 5
1737 taking into account a (possibly) multi-line \fIprompt\fP.
1742 .TP 5
1745 .TP 5
1750 Like \fBdlg_auto_size\fP, but use a file contents to decide how large
1752 .TP 5
1755 .TP 5
1758 .TP 5
1769 .TP 5
1779 .TP 5
1782 .TP 5
1801 returns a space for the line-drawing characters.
1803 if the parameter is not a line-drawing or other special character
1808 returns a suitable x-ordinate (column) for a new widget.
1812 .TP 5
1817 returns a suitable y-ordinate (row) for a new widget.
1821 .TP 5
1829 .TP 5
1832 .TP 5
1835 .TP 5
1839 .TP 5
1843 .TP 5
1847 .TP 5
1850 .TP 5
1855 .TP 5
1857 This is a list of characters to display for the given states.
1858 Normally a buildlist provides true (1) and false (0) values,
1864 .TP 5
1867 .TP 5
1874 .TP 5
1876 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
1879 If a key was bound to one of the button-codes in \fBdlg_result_key\fP, fake
1880 a button-value and an \*(``Cancel\*(''  key
1890 .TP 5
1892 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
1893 .TP 5
1901 .TP 5
1903 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
1904 .TP 5
1906 is true if the buttons are arranged in a column rather than a row.
1907 .TP 5
1910 .TP 5
1930 .TP 5
1936 .TP 5
1938 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
1939 .TP 5
1942 .TP 5
1946 .TP 5
1950 .TP 5
1957 .TP 5
1960 .TP 5
1962 contains a \fIname\fP and \fItext\fP field,
1972 .TP 5
1977 .TP 5
1983 .TP 5
1990 .TP 5
1993 .TP 5
1995 is a list of character pointers.
1996 .TP 5
2001 Given a list of button labels,
2002 and a character which may be the abbreviation for one, find it, if it exists.
2007 .TP 5
2010 .TP 5
2012 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
2018 .TP 5
2021 .TP 5
2024 .TP 5
2028 .TP 5
2032 .TP 5
2036 .TP 5
2039 .TP 5
2041 This is a list of the items to display in the checklist.
2042 .TP 5
2044 This is a list of characters to display for the given states.
2045 Normally a checklist provides true (1) and false (0) values,
2051 .TP 5
2054 depending on whether the widget should act as a checklist or radiobox.
2055 .TP 5
2061 given a function key (or other key that was mapped to a function key),
2084 .TP 5
2087 .TP 5
2093 .TP 5
2097 .TP 5
2101 .TP 5
2123 .TP 5
2128 Returns the number of columns used for a string.
2129 This is not necessarily the number of bytes in a string.
2130 .TP 5
2135 Returns the number of columns used for a string,
2138 This is not necessarily the number of bytes in a string.
2139 .TP 5
2145 .TP 5
2150 Create a configuration file,
2151 i.e., write internal tables to a file which can be read back by \fB\*p\fP
2153 .TP 5
2161 .TP 5
2164 .TP 5
2179 .TP 5
2182 It is terminated by an entry with a null \fIname\fP field.
2187 .TP 5
2190 .TP 5
2200 Remove a window, repainting everything else.
2201 .TP 5
2206 create a derived window, e.g., for an input area of a widget
2207 .TP 5
2210 .TP 5
2213 .TP 5
2216 .TP 5
2219 .TP 5
2224 This is called each time a widget is invoked which may do output.
2226 so the output function in \fB\*p\fP can test this and add a separator.
2229 Draw up/down arrows on a window, e.g., for scrollable lists.
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2238 .TP 5
2241 .TP 5
2244 .TP 5
2247 as well as a horizontal line to show the window's top.
2248 .TP 5
2251 as well as a horizontal line to show the window's bottom.
2254 Draw up/down arrows on a window, e.g., for scrollable lists.
2255 .TP 5
2258 .TP 5
2261 .TP 5
2264 .TP 5
2267 .TP 5
2270 as well as a horizontal line to show the window's top.
2271 .TP 5
2274 as well as a horizontal line to show the window's bottom.
2275 .TP 5
2278 .TP 5
2283 Draw a partial box at the bottom of a window,
2284 e.g., to surround a row of buttons.
2289 .TP 5
2294 Draw a partial box at the bottom of a window,
2295 e.g., to surround a row of buttons.
2300 .TP 5
2303 .TP 5
2307 .TP 5
2310 .TP 5
2315 Draw a rectangular box with line drawing characters.
2316 .TP 5
2319 .TP 5
2322 .TP 5
2325 .TP 5
2328 .TP 5
2331 .TP 5
2335 .TP 5
2340 Draw a rectangular box with line drawing characters.
2341 .TP 5
2344 .TP 5
2347 .TP 5
2350 .TP 5
2353 .TP 5
2356 .TP 5
2359 .TP 5
2362 .TP 5
2367 Print a list of buttons at the given position.
2368 .TP 5
2371 .TP 5
2374 .TP 5
2377 .TP 5
2379 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
2380 .TP 5
2383 .TP 5
2385 is true if the buttons are arranged in a column rather than a row.
2386 .TP 5
2392 .TP 5
2395 .TP 5
2401 draw a scrollbar on the right margin of windows holding scrollable data.
2407 .TP 5
2412 .TP 5
2415 .TP 5
2418 .TP 5
2421 .TP 5
2424 .TP 5
2427 The up/down arrows are draw inset by 5 columns from this point.
2428 .TP 5
2432 .TP 5
2435 as well as a horizontal line to show the window's top.
2436 .TP 5
2439 as well as a horizontal line to show the window's bottom.
2440 .TP 5
2443 .TP 5
2448 Draw shadows along the right and bottom edge of a window to give it
2449 a 3-dimensional look.
2451 .TP 5
2454 .TP 5
2457 .TP 5
2460 .TP 5
2463 .TP 5
2468 Draw a title centered at the top of the window.
2469 .TP 5
2472 .TP 5
2477 This is a utility function which supports the \fB\-\-inputmenu\fP option of
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2487 .TP 5
2490 .TP 5
2497 .TP 5
2504 .TP 5
2507 .TP 5
2514 .TP 5
2529 since the string can be a multibyte character string.
2530 .TP 5
2533 .TP 5
2536 .TP 5
2538 is a limit on the column positions that can be used,
2546 which is a non-editing action outside this function.
2547 .TP 5
2550 .TP 5
2553 .TP 5
2556 .TP 5
2558 is true if the editing key is a function-key
2559 .TP 5
2561 is used in a special loop case by calling code to force the return
2562 value of this function when a function-key code 0 is passed in.
2569 .TP 5
2581 .TP 5
2588 .TP 5
2595 .TP 5
2600 Return a list of button labels.
2603 Otherwise, return a list with the \*(``Exit\*('' label
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2620 .TP 5
2622 contains a list of character-offsets,
2623 i.e., indices into a string that denote the beginning of multibyte characters.
2624 .TP 5
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2634 .TP 5
2647 .TP 5
2650 .TP 5
2652 is a pointer to an array of \fBchar\ *\fP pointers.
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2674 .TP 5
2677 .TP 5
2680 .TP 5
2684 .TP 5
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2697 This is a list of the items to display in the form.
2698 .TP 5
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2709 .TP 5
2712 .TP 5
2717 Free memory owned by a list of DIALOG_FORMITEM's.
2718 .TP 5
2724 .TP 5
2729 Read a character from the given window.
2734 e.g., for displaying a tailbox.
2736 .TP 5
2739 .TP 5
2741 as a side-effect, set this to true if the key-code is really a function-key.
2744 Get a number from the environment:
2746 If the caller provides a pointer in the second parameter, return
2750 If the caller does not provide a pointer, return the decoded value for
2753 .TP 5
2756 .TP 5
2758 is the optional pointer to a return-value.
2761 Get a string from the environment, rejecting those which are entirely blank.
2762 .TP 5
2768 .TP 5
2774 has established a callback.
2778 .TP 5
2781 .TP 5
2783 is true if the key is a function-key
2784 .TP 5
2790 Build a list of the display-columns for the given multibyte string's characters.
2791 .TP 5
2798 which byte-offset begins a given wide-character.
2799 .TP 5
2805 .TP 5
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2824 If any remain, run those in a background process.
2825 .TP 5
2833 Given a column limit,
2835 The offset is used to skip over a leading character
2837 .TP 5
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2843 .TP 5
2848 Check for a key-binding.
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2870 Match a given character against the beginning of the string,
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2907 This is a list of the items to display in the form.
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2924 .TP 5
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2942 .TP 5
2950 Creates a region on which the mouse-clicks will return a specified code.
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2957 .TP 5
2960 .TP 5
2963 .TP 5
2965 is a code used to make the region unique within a widget
2966 .TP 5
2969 of a column/cell.
2970 .TP 5
2973 .TP 5
2976 a code (like a function-key):
2977 .RS 5
2990 .TP 5
2993 .TP 5
2996 .TP 5
2999 .TP 5
3002 .TP 5
3004 is a code used to make the region unique within a widget
3008 .TP 5
3011 .TP 5
3016 Sets a base for subsequent calls to \fBdlg_mouse_mkregion\fP,
3017 so they can make regions relative to the start of a given window.
3018 .TP 5
3021 .TP 5
3026 Sets a value used internally by \fBdlg_mouse_mkregion\fP
3030 it is possible to support multiple \*(``big\*('' regions in a widget.
3033 .TP 5
3038 is a wrapper for \fBdlg_getc\fP which additionally maps mouse-clicks
3043 .TP 5
3046 .TP 5
3052 This is a non-blocking variant of \fBdlg_mouse_wgetch\fP.
3053 .TP 5
3056 .TP 5
3068 Create a modal window, optionally with a shadow.
3070 .TP 5
3072 is the parent window (usually the top-level window of a widget)
3073 .TP 5
3076 .TP 5
3079 .TP 5
3082 .TP 5
3087 Create a window, optionally with a shadow.
3089 .TP 5
3092 .TP 5
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3098 .TP 5
3104 .TP 5
3106 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
3107 .TP 5
3114 .TP 5
3117 .TP 5
3119 if negative, provides a way to enumerate extra active areas on the widget.
3124 .TP 5
3134 Returns a list with the \*(``Ok\*('' label,
3138 Return a list of button labels for the OK/Cancel group of widgets.
3142 a curses-ordinate from a dialog-ordinate.
3148 .TP 5
3156 Open a pipe which ties the standard error and output together.
3157 The \fBpopen\fP function captures only the standard output of a command.
3158 .TP 5
3161 .TP 5
3167 .TP 5
3169 is a list of (pointers to) button labels terminated by a null pointer.
3170 .TP 5
3175 This is a helper function used for the various \*(``list\*('' widgets,
3183 .TP 5
3186 .TP 5
3189 .TP 5
3192 .TP 5
3196 .TP 5
3201 This is a wrapper for \fBdlg_print_autowrap\fP which allows the user
3204 See \fBdlg_check_scrolled\fP for a function which updates the \fIoffset\fP
3205 variable used as a parameter here.
3209 .TP 5
3212 .TP 5
3215 .TP 5
3218 .TP 5
3221 .TP 5
3224 .TP 5
3232 The line will end on a word boundary and a pointer
3233 to the start of the next line is returned, or a NULL pointer if the end of
3235 .TP 5
3238 .TP 5
3242 .TP 5
3245 .TP 5
3248 .TP 5
3251 .TP 5
3257 .TP 5
3260 .TP 5
3262 if negative provides a way to enumerate extra active areas on the widget.
3265 Print a string of text in a window, automatically wrap around to the next
3269 .TP 5
3272 .TP 5
3275 .TP 5
3278 .TP 5
3284 print the given height/width (from a widget)
3287 .TP 5
3290 .TP 5
3297 .TP 5
3300 .TP 5
3303 .TP 5
3306 .TP 5
3313 .TP 5
3316 .TP 5
3320 .TP 5
3324 .TP 5
3328 .TP 5
3332 With an \*(``OK\*('' button, it is denoted a \*(``programbox\*('',
3333 without an \*(``OK\*('' button, it is denoted a \*(``progressbox\*(''.
3334 .TP 5
3336 is the file pointer, which may be a pipe or a regular file.
3343 Allocates or reallocates a gauge widget (see \fBdlg_allocate_gauge\fP).
3345 .TP 5
3348 a new gauge widget using \fBdlg_allocate_gauge\fP.
3351 As a side-effect, the function stores the updated object-pointer via
3353 .TP 5
3356 .TP 5
3359 .TP 5
3363 .TP 5
3367 .TP 5
3374 One may bind a key to a button, e.g., \*(``OK\*('' for \fBDLGK_OK\fP,
3375 .TP 5
3378 .TP 5
3381 .TP 5
3386 For a given named widget's window, associate a binding table.
3387 .TP 5
3390 .TP 5
3393 .TP 5
3398 Remove a callback.
3399 .TP 5
3404 This is a utility function which supports the \fB\-\-inputmenu\fP option of
3412 (with a space separating the three items),
3414 .TP 5
3417 .TP 5
3420 .TP 5
3425 Calls \fBwtimeout\fP with the value saved for a window in the
3431 .TP 5
3438 since these are used by a widget to pass data to the caller.
3442 Test a \fB\*p\fP internal keycode to see if it corresponds to one of the push
3446 Return true if a mapping was done.
3447 .TP 5
3450 .TP 5
3452 is true if this is a function key
3453 .TP 5
3459 .TP 5
3466 .TP 5
3468 is the parent window (usually the top-level window of a widget)
3469 .TP 5
3471 is the window on which to place focus (usually a subwindow of a widget)
3474 Setup a fixed-buffer for the result in \fBdialog_vars.input_result\fP
3475 .TP 5
3480 Calls \fBwtimeout\fP to establish a preferred timeout for nonblocking
3487 .TP 5
3490 .TP 5
3498 .TP 5
3501 .TP 5
3504 .TP 5
3507 .TP 5
3510 .TP 5
3513 .TP 5
3516 .TP 5
3519 .TP 5
3522 .TP 5
3528 .TP 5
3534 .TP 5
3535 .B const char * \fIa
3537 .TP 5
3542 Convert a string to an argument vector
3552 A backslash preceding a double-quote within double-quotes is removed.
3554 A backslash preceding a newline outside double-quotes is removed.
3558 .TP 5
3563 create a subwindow, e.g., for an input area of a widget
3564 .TP 5
3567 .TP 5
3570 .TP 5
3573 .TP 5
3576 .TP 5
3584 .TP 5
3589 If the parameter is non-null, opens a trace file with that
3593 logs a numeric value as a comment.
3594 .TP 5
3597 .TP 5
3602 logs a string value as a comment.
3605 .TP 5
3608 .TP 5
3614 translate the parameters into a printable representation,
3615 log it on a \*(``chr\*('' line.
3616 .TP 5
3619 .TP 5
3621 is nonzero if the value is really a function key.
3625 Write a formatted message to the trace file.
3626 .TP 5
3629 .TP 5
3636 It uses an extra level of parentheses to work with a variable number of
3643 Write a formatted message to the trace file.
3644 .TP 5
3647 .TP 5
3667 log a printable picture of the given window.
3673 .TP 5
3676 .TP 5
3679 .TP 5
3683 .TP 5
3687 .TP 5
3691 .TP 5
3694 .TP 5
3699 .TP 5
3701 This is a list of characters to display for the given states.
3702 Normally a buildlist provides true (1) and false (0) values,
3708 .TP 5
3710 This is a list of depths of each item in the tree.
3711 It is a separate parameter from \fIitems\fP to allow reuse of
3713 .TP 5
3716 or \fIFLAG_RADIO\fP for radiolists (a single selection).
3717 .TP 5
3727 (which can be translated into a newline character).
3732 each tab is converted to a space before other processing.
3741 For instance, spaces following a newline (substring or character)
3746 Otherwise, each '\en' newline character is converted to a space.
3756 Otherwise, each '\en' newline character is converted to a space.
3766 sequences of spaces are reduced to a single space.
3768 .TP 5
3773 Remove the bindings for a given window.
3774 .TP 5
3779 Update a gauge widget to show a different percentage value.
3780 .TP 5
3783 .TP 5
3794 .TP 5
3799 Return a list of buttons for Yes/No labels.
3806 .TP 5
3811 .TP 5