SET (WIDGET_RESOURCE_TYPES)

  Adds new widget resource types to the list of types that DECTPU supports.
  This built-in is valid only in the Motif environment.

  Syntax

     SET (WIDGET_RESOURCE_TYPES, widget_data_type, widget_resource_types)

  Parameter

     WIDGET_RESOURCE_TYPES A keyword directing DECTPU to add new Motif
                          widget resource types to the list of supported
                          resource types.  If you redefine a resource type
                          to be of another data type, DECTPU signals the
                          warning TPU$_TYPEREDEFINED.  You cannot save
                          resources in section files.  DECTPU does not
                          verify that your third parameter specifies the
                          name of a valid widget resource or resource type.
                          If you misspell the third parameter, you will get
                          an error when you try to use that resource with a
                          widget.  For the current list of supported
                          resource types, see the
                          GET_INFO(WIDGET,"widget_resource_types") built-in.

     widget_data_type     A string that is the data type of the widget
                          resource types given by the third parameter.  It
                          tells DECTPU how to process the resource types.
                          DECTPU supports the following data types:
                          "boolean", "callback", "char", "compound_string",
                          "compound_string_table", "int", "short",
                          "unsigned_short", and "unsigned_char".

     widget_resource_type A series of names of widget resources or resource
                          types that are of the data type specified by the
                          second parameter.  You can specify an array of
                          strings, or a comma separated list of strings.  If
                          you use an array, you index the array with any
                          valid DECTPU array indexes.  The array elements
                          contain the names of either widget resources (for
                          example, "dialogStyle"), or of widget resource
                          types (for example, "Int").  If you use a comma
                          separated list of strings, the strings are the
                          names of the widget resources or resource types.

  Example

     The following statement enables your application to use the
     "dialogStyle" resource of the Motif XmBulletinBoard widget, which is an
     unsigned_char data type.  "dialogStyle" is the name of the resource:

     SET (WIDGET_RESOURCE_TYPES, "unsigned_char", "dialogStyle")