XmtIconifyShell(3) Library Functions Manual XmtIconifyShell(3) NAME XmtIconifyShell(), XmtDeiconifyShell(), XmtRaiseShell(), XmtLowerShell() - perform window manager manipulations on shell widgets. SYNOPSIS #include <Xmt/Xmt.h> void XmtIconifyShell(Widget w) void XmtDeiconifyShell(Widget w) void XmtRaiseShell(Widget w) void XmtLowerShell(Widget w) ARGUMENTS INPUTS w The toplevel shell (i.e. not a dialog shell) that is to be manipu- lated, or any child of that toplevel shell. DESCRIPTION XmtIconifyShell() iconifies the specified shell widget. XmtDeiconifyShell() un-iconifies the specified shell widget. XmtRaiseShell() un-iconifies the specified shell widget, if necessary, and raises the shell window to to the top of the window stack. XmtLowerShell() un-iconifies the specified shell widget, if necessary, and lowers the shell window to to the bottom of the window stack. These functions all work in a way that is compatible with ICCCM-compliant window managers. It is safe to call these functions even for shell widgets that have not been realized yet. USAGE XmtFocusShell() goes a step beyond XmtRaiseShell()-it deiconifies and raises a shell, and also sets keyboard focus to it. Remember that the user can iconify, deiconify, raise, and lower windows through the window manager. You can use these functions to provide short- cuts for window manager actions, but you should call them only in response to an explicit user request to manipulate the window-otherwise you risk confusing the user. You might use XmtRaiseShell(), for example when the user selects an item from a Windows menu of your application, for example SEE ALSO Chapter 15, Working with the Window Manager, XmtFocusShell(). Xmt Motif Tools XmtIconifyShell(3)
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