NAME

setcchar − set a cchar_t type character from a wide character and rendition

SYNOPSIS

#include <curses.h>

int setcchar(cchar_t ∗wcval, const wchar_t ∗wch,
const attr_t attrs, short color_pair,
const void ∗opts);

ARGUMENTS

wcvalIs a pointer to a location where a cchar_t character (and its rendition) can be stored. 

wchIs a pointer to a wide character. 

attrsIs the set of attributes to apply to wch in creating wcval. 

color_pair
Is the color pair to apply to wch in creating wcval. 

optsIs reserved for future use.  Currently, this must be a null pointer. 

DESCRIPTION

The setcchar() function takes the wide character pointed to by wch, combines it with the attributes indicated by attrs and the color pair indicated by color_pair and stores the result in the object pointed to by wcval. 

RETURN VALUES

On success, the setcchar() function returns OK.  Otherwise, it returns ERR. 

ERRORS

None. 

SEE ALSO

attroff(3XC), can_change_color(3XC), getcchar(3XC)

SunOS 5.6  —  Last change: 1 Jun 1996