endselect(3G)
endselect - turns off selecting mode
As shipped in IRIX 6.5. First release of IRIX 6.5.
NAME endselect - turns off selecting mode C SPECIFICATION long endselect(buffer) short buffer[]; PARAMETERS buffer expects a buffer into which to write hits. FUNCTION RETURN VALUE The returned function values is the number of hits made while selection mode was active. Each time there is a hit, the system writes the name stack to buffer. If the value returned is negative, the buffer is not large enough to hold all the hits that occurred. DESCRIPTION endselect turns off selection mode. The buffer stores any hits generated by drawing routines between gselect and endselect. Every hit that occurs causes the entire contents of the name stack to be recorded in the buffer, preceded by the number of names in the stack. Thus, if the name stack contains 5, 9, 17 when a hit occurs, the numbers 3, 5, 9, 17 are added to the buffer. SEE ALSO gselect, loadname, initnames pushname, popname NOTE This routine is available only in immediate mode.