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giiaddeventmask

giiSetEventMask(3)							GGI							giiSetEventMask(3)

NAME

       giiSetEventMask, giiGetEventMask, giiAddEventMask, giiRemoveEventMask - Set the types of events queued

SYNOPSIS

       #include <ggi/gii.h>

       int giiSetEventMask(gii_input_t inp, gii_event_mask evm);

       gii_event_mask giiGetEventMask(gii_input_t inp);

       int giiAddEventMask(gii_input_t inp, gii_event_mask evm);

       int giiRemoveEventMask(gii_input_t inp, gii_event_mask evm);

DESCRIPTION

       Calling	giiSetEventMask indicates to LibGII that only the types of events that match the specified event mask will be read by the applica-
       tion in subsequent giiEventPoll(3) or giiEventRead(3) calls.  LibGII can then save time and memory by skipping checks  and  not	allocating
       queues for events that will never be read out.  The default mask allows all events.

       giiAddEventMask and giiRemoveEventMask are macros that set or delete individual bits in the bitmask.
	      Note:  giiSetEventMask  is an advisory call.  For correct operation, the application still needs to pass a restrictive event mask to
	      the event reading functions.

RETURN VALUE

       giiSetEventMask, giiAddEventMask and giiRemoveEventMask return 0 on success or an gii-error(3) code otherwise.

       giiGetEventMask returns the currently set mask.

SEE ALSO

       gii_event_mask(3)

libgii-1.0.x							    2006-12-30							giiSetEventMask(3)

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