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DtSessionSavePath(library call)		       DtSessionSavePath(library call)

NAME
       DtSessionSavePath  — get a pathname for saving application state infor‐
       mation

SYNOPSIS
       #include <Dt/Session.h>
       Boolean DtSessionSavePath(
       Widget widget,
       char **savePath,
       char **saveFile);

DESCRIPTION
       The DtSessionSavePath function returns the pathname to be  used	by  an
       application for saving its state information.  The information is later
       used by the application to restore its state.

       The widget  argument  is	 the  application's  top  level	 widget.   The
       savePath argument is the address of the character string to receive the
       pathname of the state information file to be used  by  the  application
       for  storing  its  state.   The saveFile argument is the address of the
       character string to receive the filename of the file to be used by  the
       application for storing its state.

RETURN VALUE
       Upon  successful	 completion,  the  DtSessionSavePath  function returns
       True; otherwise, it returns False.

APPLICATION USAGE
       The application should  add  -session  saveFile	when  it  updates  its
       WM_COMMAND property.

       The  application	 must use XtFree(3) to free data returned in *savePath
       and *saveFile.

SEE ALSO
       Dt/Session.h - DtSession(5), DtSessionRestorePath(3); XtFree(3).

					       DtSessionSavePath(library call)

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