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From: kit@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Chris D. Peterson)
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Subject: Re: A simple question ...
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Date: 28 Feb 89 18:03:38 GMT
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> I have a widget that has mapped_when_managed set to False when it was
> created.  It is then mapped or unmapped using XtMapWidget or
> XtUnmapWidget.
> How can I tell whether the widget is in the mapped or unmapped state?

It seems to me that since you are doing the mapping then you are the only 
one (Other than the X server) who knows whether this window is mapped.  It 
will probabally be fastest and most efficient for your application to remember
what state the window is in.

						Chris D. Peterson     
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						Project Athena 

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