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From: dsseewe@SUPER.ORG (Daniel Seewer)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: XSendEvent()
Message-ID: <8910050100.AA21383@metropolis.super.org>
Date: 5 Oct 89 01:00:11 GMT
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How about helping me out with XSendEvent().  I am a little confussed as to when
it is appropriate to use this call.   Currently I am using it to do the 
following:

		* User generates a pixmap to look at
		* The user can scroll through the pixmap
		* I have a button that the user can press to autoscroll until
			pressed again.
		* This button merely sends Events to the scrollbar widget 
			Button press and Button release events.
		* Actually an alarm (SIGALRM) is set to trigger the continual
			sending of events.

Was this the intended usage of XSendEvent()????  I ocassionally get the following
error:

		X Protocol error: BadRequest, invalid request code or no such
			operation
		Major opcode of failed request: 0()
		Minor			      : 0