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From: petree@gaigan.cs.utexas.edu (Mitch Petree)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.x
Subject: XUnmapTransparent function in X11?
Message-ID: <11232@ut-sally.UUCP>
Date: 13 Apr 88 18:11:44 GMT
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Keywords: XUnmapTransparent, x10 to x11

In the X10-correspond document, XUnmapTransparent is declared obsolete and no
longer supported.  Below is some code I use after putting up a dialogue box
to repaint the screen with the original pixmap.  What is the new strategy
for these operations without using XUnmapTransparent?  I admit I haven't read
the new X11 manual completely yet, as I am only trying to make some X10 stuff
conditionally compilable for X10 or X11.

  /* Restore the saved pixmap. */
  if (savedPixmap != 0) {
	XPixmapPut(RootWindow, 0, 0, rootX, rootY, outerWidth,
		outerHeight, savedPixmap, GXcopy, AllPlanes);
	XUnmapTransparent(dialogue_window);
	XFreePixmap(savedPixmap);
  }
  XDestroyWindow(dialogue_window);
  XFlush();

Does anyone have a better method for this operation?  Please e-mail solutions
if not generally important or if already known.

	Thanks, Mitch Petree   (petree@gaigan.cs.utexas.edu)