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dtwsmaddworkspacefunctions

DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions(library call)								  DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions(library call)

NAME

       DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions -- add workspace functions for a window

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Dt/Wsm.h>
       void DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions(
       Display *display,
       Window window);

DESCRIPTION

       The DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions function enables workspace functions for a window.  When workspace functions are enabled, the default window
       menu for the window displayed by the CDE workspace manager, dtwm(1), shows entries that allow the window  to  occupy  a	different  set	of
       workspaces, occupy all workspaces, or be removed from the current workspace.

       The display argument is the X display.

       The window argument is the window to have its workspace functions enabled.

RETURN VALUE

       The DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions function returns no value.

APPLICATION USAGE

       The  application  must  call  the  DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions function before mapping the window.  The CDE workspace manager, dtwm(1), only
       looks at the workspace function information at the time the workspace manager manages the window.  If the CDE workspace	manager,  dtwm(1),
       is  currently  managing the window, the application must withdraw the window (see XWithdrawWindow(3)), add the workspace functions, and map
       the window once again.

       By default, the workspace manager enables workspace functions.

       The application should call DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions to restore the workspace functions removed by  the  DtWsmRemoveWorkspaceFunctions(3)
       function.

SEE ALSO

       Dt/Wsm.h - DtWsm(5), XWithdrawWindow(3), dtwm(1), DtWsmRemoveWorkspaceFunctions(3).

													  DtWsmAddWorkspaceFunctions(library call)

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