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From: siegel@endor.harvard.edu (Rich Siegel)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: SetItemStyle in LSC
Keywords: Using predifined "Style"
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Date: 31 Mar 89 03:57:45 GMT
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In article <4747@charon.unm.edu> stone@hydra.unm.edu (Andrew Stone CS.DEPT) writes:
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>IM I-360 suggests an example SetItemStyle(thismenu,1,[bold,italic]);
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>How do I do this in C? I tried enum, casting to type (Style),etc, recieving

	According to <QuickDraw.h>, the enumeration is called "Style". Since 
sets per se aren't supported in C, you get the same effect by adding (or
subtracting) the constants corresponding to the members. Therefore, the call is

	SetItemStyle(thismenu, 1, bold+italic);

		--Rich
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