debian man page for augrabnotifyevent

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AuGrabNotifyEvent(3)					     Library Functions Manual					      AuGrabNotifyEvent(3)

Name
       AuGrabNotifyEvent - grab notify event structure

Structures
       #include <audio/audiolib.h>

       typedef union _AuEvent
       {
	   . . .
	   AuGrabNotifyEvent augrabnotify;
	   . . .
       }AuEvent;

       typedef struct _AuGrabNotifyEvent
       {
	   int type;
	   AuUint32 serial;
	   AuBool send_event;
	   AuServer *server;
	   AuTime time;
	   AuID id;
	   unsigned char kind;
	   unsigned char pad1;
	   unsigned short pad2;
	   AuID client;
       }AuGrabNotifyEvent;

Members
       type	 The event type.  GrabNotify events are type AuEventTypeGrabNotify.

       serial	 The serial ID of the event expanded from the 16 bit value sent by the server.

       send_event
		 AuTrue if the event came from a SendEvent protocol request.

       server	 The connection to the audio server that the event was read from.

       time	 The server time in milliseconds when the event was generated.

       id	 The ID of the component grabbed.

       kind	 Either AuGrabNotifyKindRequested or AuGrabNotifyKindReleased.

       pad1

       pad2

       client	 The client making the grab.

Description
       GrabNotify events are sent to client applications to notify them that a component has been grabbed or released.

Notes
       Not implemented.  So this is all just speculation.

See Also
       AuAnyEvent, AuElementNotifyEvent, AuErrorEvent, AuMonitorNotifyEvent.

       audiolib - Network Audio System C Language Interface

audiolib - events						       1.9.3						      AuGrabNotifyEvent(3)
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