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XtWarning()							   XtWarning()

Name
  XtWarning - call the low-level warning handler.

Synopsis
  void XtWarning(message)
	 String message;

Inputs
  message   Specifies the nonfatal error message to be reported.

Availability
  XtWarning() has been superseded by XtAppWarning().

Description
  XtWarning() passes its argument to the installed low-level warning han‐
  dler.	 On POSIX systems, the default	handler	 is  _XtDefaultWarning().
  It prints the message to the stderr stream and returns.

Usage
  XtWarning()  has  been superseded by XtAppWarning(), which performs the
  same function on a  per-application  context	basis.	 XtWarning()  now
  calls XtAppWarning() passing the default application context created by
  XtInitialize().  Very few programs need multiple application	contexts,
  and you can continue to use XtWarning() if you initialize your applica‐
  tion with XtInitialize().  We recommend, however, that  you  use  XtAp‐
  pInitialize(),  XtAppWarning(), and the other XtApp*() application con‐
  text specific functions.

  See XtAppWarning() for more information.

  XtWarning() calls the "low-level" warning handler.  It is better to use
  XtAppWarningMsg()  which  calls  the "high-level" warning handler.  The
  high-level handler looks up the warning message in a resource	 database
  and  so allows for customization and internationalization of error mes‐
  sages.

See Also
  XtAppWarning(1), XtAppWarningMsg(1).

Xt - Error Handling						   XtWarning()

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