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Top Forums Programming No output screen when run from file manager Post 302986502 by RudiC on Saturday 26th of November 2016 05:46:44 AM
Old 11-26-2016
You may want to check the configuration files for links between your program's extension and the terminal to open. Or, for a test, you could give it an extension that opens a window.
 

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XHPGetCurrentDeviceMask(3X)											       XHPGetCurrentDeviceMask(3X)

NAME
XHPGetCurrentDeviceMask - Get the current extension event mask. SYNOPSIS
int XHPGetCurrentDeviceMask (display, window, deviceid, mask_return) Display *display; Window window; XID deviceid; Mask *mask_return; ARGUMENTS
display Specifies the connection to the X server. window Specifies the ID of the desired window. deviceid Specifies the ID of the desired extension input device. mask_return Address of a variable into which the server can return the mask. DESCRIPTION
This request is part of an HP-proprietary extension to X. Its functionality has been superseded by the standard X input device extension XGetSelectedExtensionEvents request. You should use XGetSelectedExtensionEvents instead of XHPCurrentDeviceMask if possible. This request is provided to support the use of input devices other than the X keyboard and X pointer device. XHPGetCurrentDeviceMask returns the current event selection mask for the specified extended input device and window. This is the mask that was specified by the calling client program on a previous XHPSelectExtensionEvent request. This request is not valid for the X pointer device or the X keyboard device. The current event selection mask for those devices can be obtained by using the XGetwindowAttribute(3x) request. RETURN VALUE
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Hewlett-Packard Company SEE ALSO
XGetwindowAttribute(3x) XHPSelectExtensionEvent(3x) XHPGetExtEventMask(3x) X Version 11 Release 5 XHPGetCurrentDeviceMask(3X)
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