xtdisplayofobject(1) [hpux man page]

XtDisplayOfObject()													       XtDisplayOfObject()

Name
  XtDisplayOfObject - return the display pointer for the nearest ancestor of object that is of class Core.

Synopsis
  Display *XtDisplayOfObject(object)
	   Widget object;

Inputs
  object    Specifies the object; may be of class Object or any subclass thereof.

Returns
  The display of object or of its nearest widget ancestor.

Availability
  Release 4 and later.

Description
  XtDisplayOfObject()  is  identical  in function to XtDisplay() if the object is a widget; otherwise XtDisplayOfObject() returns the display
  pointer for the nearest ancestor of object that is of class Core.

Usage
  If you are working with windowed objects, use XtDisplay() rather than XtDisplayOfObject().  XtDisplay() may be implemented as an  efficient
  macro for widget code that includes the file <X11/IntrinsicP.h>.

See Also
  XtScreenOfObject(1), XtWindowOfObject(1).

Xt - Object Information 												       XtDisplayOfObject()

XtSetKeyboardFocus()													      XtSetKeyboardFocus()

Name
  XtSetKeyboardFocus - redirect keyboard input to a widget.

Synopsis
  void XtSetKeyboardFocus(subtree descendant)
	 Widget subtree, descendant;

Inputs
  subtree   Specifies  the  widget to be considered the root of the subtree for which the keyboard focus is to be set.	Must be of class Core
	    or any subclass thereof.

  descendant
	    Specifies a normal (non-popup) descendant of subtree to which keyboard events are to be redirected, or None.   May	be  of	class
	    Object or any subclass thereof.

Description
  XtSetKeyboardFocus() causes XtDispatchEvent() to remap keyboard events that occur within the widget hierarchy rooted at subtree and to dis-
  patch them to descendant.  If descendant is not a subclass of Core, it is replaced by its closest  windowed  ancestor.   If  descendant  is
  None, keyboard events within subtree will be dispatched normally.

  When subtree or one of its descendants acquires the X keyboard focus, or the pointer moves into the subtree such that keyboard events would
  now be delivered to subtree, a FocusIn event is generated for descendant if FocusChange events have been  selected  by  descendant.	Simi-
  larly, when subtree loses the X keyboard focus or the keyboard focus for one of its ancestors, a FocusOut event is generated for descendant
  if FocusChange events have been selected by descendant.

  For more details on how events are dispatched after a call to XtSetKeyboardFocus(), see XtDispatchEvent().

Usage
  XtSetKeyboardFocus() does not call the Xlib function XSetInputFocus(); it simply causes the Intrinsics to dispatch events differently.  For
  most applications, this approach is preferred over the more heavy-handed Xlib function.

Example
  If  a  dialog  box  contains a Label widget, some Button widgets, and a single Text widget for input, it is good style to allow the user to
  enter text into the dialog when the mouse is anywhere over the dialog, not only when the mouse is over the Text widget itself.  This can be
  arranged with code like the following:

     Widget shell, box, text, prompt, ok_button, cancel_button;

     XtPopup(shell, XtGrabExclusive);
     XtSetKeyboardFocus(box, text);

  After  this  call  to  XtSetKeyboardFocus(), whenever the dialog box gets the X input focus (for example, when the mouse moves into it) all
  keyboard events will be redirected at the text widget.

See Also
  XtAddGrab(1), XtDispatchEvent(1).

Xt - Keyboard Handling													      XtSetKeyboardFocus()