hilite_modify_save_buffer_c

	status.i4.v = hilite_modify_save_buffer_c(hilite_id.i2.v,
						  text.sa.r, num_chars.i4.v,
						  offset.i4.v)

	This routine allows the caller to modify text in the highlight
	saved text buffer.  This is useful if your program supports
	data entry within a highlight region.  When the user types in
	text and interrupts, this routine allows you to update the saved
	text buffer with the text that the user has just entered.
	Otherwise, as soon as the cursor leaves this field, the text
	just entered will be replaced by the text that was there when
	the field was first highlighted.

	hilite_id	highlighting ID returned from 'hilite_create_c'
	text		replacement text string (array of XCHAR structures)
	num_chars	number of characters in string
	offset		offset into the highlight text (starts at 0)

	This function returns ACNET status values as follows:

	CBS_OK			success
	CBS_INVARG		invalid string length or offset value
	CBS_NO_SUCH		couldn't find the requested highlight region
	CBS_NOTENB		requested highlight region does not have
				a text buffer or no text is currently
				highlighted

	This function requires the following include files:

	cbslib_h, cns_data_structs_h, acnet_errors_h

	Related functions:

	hilite_update_c, hilite_create_c, hilite_resume_c, hilite_suspend_c,
	hilite_simple_row_create_c, hilite_delete_c, hilite_window_delete_c

	C/C++ usage:

	short	hilite_id;
	int	status;
	int	num_chars = NUM_CHARS;
	int	offset = 0;
	XCHAR	text[NUM_CHARS];

	status = hilite_modify_save_buffer_c(hilite_id,text,num_chars,offset);