tixdestroy(n) [redhat man page]

tixDestroy(n)						       Tix Built-In Commands						     tixDestroy(n)

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NAME

       tixDestroy - Destroy Tix Objects

SYNOPSIS

       tixDestroy objectName
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DESCRIPTION

       The tixDestroy destroys a Tix object whose class is declared by the tixClass keyword. When the object is destroyed, its Destructor function
       is called and the memory allocated for this object is freed.

KEYWORDS

       Tix, Object

Tix									4.0							     tixDestroy(n)

Utils(n)						       Tix Built-In Commands							  Utils(n)

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NAME

       tixUtils - Utility commands in Tix.

SYNOPSIS

       tixDescendants pathName
       tixDisableAll pathName
       tixEnableAll pathName
       tixPushGrab ?-global? window
       tixPopGrab
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DESCRIPTION

       tixDescendants pathName
	      Returns a list of all the descendant widgets of pathName plus pathName itself.

       tixDisableAll pathName
	      Disables pathName and all its descendants.

       tixEnableAll pathName
	      Enables pathName and all its descendants.

       tixPushGrab ?-global? window
	      The  tixPushGrab	and  tixPopGrab commands allows you to perform "cascade-grabbing". tixPushGrab calls the grab(n) command on window
	      and saves window on a grabbing stack.

       tixPopGrab
	      tixPopGrab pops the top-most element from the grabbing stack and release its grab. If the grabbing stack is not empty, then  tixPop-
	      Grab will execute grab(n) on the current top-most element in the grabbing stack.

NOTES

       Some  Tix  widgets  (for  example,  tixComboBox and tixPanedWindow) grabs the screen on certain occasions using tixPushGrab and tixPopGrab.
       Therefore, if you need to grab the screen when these widgets are present, you should also call tixPushGrab and tixPopGrab in place  of  the
       Tk grab and grab release commands. Otherwise, the behavior of these widgets may be undefined.

KEYWORDS

       Tix(n), grab(n)

Tix									4.0								  Utils(n)