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root_geometry_manager()				       root_geometry_manager()

Name
  root_geometry_manager	 -  Shell  class method called to negotiate shell
  geometry requests with a window manager.

Synopsis
  typedef XtGeometryResult (*XtGeometryHandler)(Widget,	 XtWidgetGeometry
  *,
  XtWidgetGeometry *);
	   Widget w;
	   XtWidgetGeometry *request;
	   XtWidgetGeometry *geometry_return;

Inputs
  w	    Specifies the shell widget making the request.

  request   Specifies the requested geometry.

Outputs
  geometry_return
	    Specifies the reply geometry.

Returns
  The  window manager's reply: XtGeometryYes, XtGeometryNo, XtGeometryAl‐
  most, or XtGeometryDone.

Availability
  Release 4 and later.

Description
  The root_geometry_manager() method is	 registered  on	 the  root_geome‐
  try_manager	field	of   a	 ShellClassExtensionRec	  structure  with
  record_type NULLQUARK, which is  itself  registered  on  the	extension
  field	 of  the Shell class part structure.  The root_geometry_manager()
  method will be called when a shell widget calls XtMakeGeometryRequest()
  or  XtMakeResizeRequest(), and should negotiate the requested size with
  the window manager.

  The arguments to this method are the same as those passed to the geome‐
  try_manager()	 method.   The root_geometry_manager() method should pass
  the geometry request on to the window manager.  If the  window  manager
  permits  the	new  geometry,	the root_geometry_manager() should return
  XtGeometryYes; if the window manager denies the geometry request or  it
  does	not  change the window geometry within some timeout interval (the
  XtNwmTimeout resource for WMShell, for example), the root_geometry_man‐
  ager()  should  return  XtGeometryNo.	 If the window manager makes some
  alternative geometry change,	the  root_geometry_manager()  method  may
  either  return XtGeometryNo and handle the new geometry as a resize, or
  may return XtGeometryAlmost in anticipation that the shell will  accept
  the  compromise.   If the compromise is not accepted, the new size must
  then be handled as a resize.

  Communication with a window manager is an asynchronous process, but the
  root_geometry_manager() procedure must return its answer synchronously.
  It will have to issue its  request  and  then	 block	until  the  reply
  arrives.

  The root_geometry_manager() method is not chained.  It can be inherited
  by  specifying  XtInheritRootGeometryManager	in  the	 Shell	extension
  record.   If	there is no Shell extension record with record_type equal
  to NULLQUARK, then the Intrinsics will behave as if  an  extension  was
  specified with XtInheritRootGeometryManager.

  See  the Inter-Client Communications Conventions Manual for information
  on communicating with window managers.  See geometry_manager(4)  for	a
  description  of  the	structures and the possible return values of this
  method.

Usage
  The root_geometry_manager() method of the Shell  class  itself  handles
  communication with ICCCM-compliant window managers.  It sets the appro‐
  priate properties to make  the  geometry  request,  then  uses  XCheck‐
  IfEvent()  to	 block	until  an ConfigureNotify event arrives in reply.
  This method also uses private functions internal to the  Intrinsics  in
  order	 to  correctly	handle the events.  Because of the complexity and
  implementation-specific nature of this method,  classes  that	 want  to
  define  a  custom  root_geometry_manager()  method  should  make  their
  requests to the window manager, and then call their superclass's method
  to make additional requests, block, and get the response.

See Also
  XtMakeGeometryRequest(1), XtMakeResizeRequest(1),
  Shell(3),
  geometry_manager(4).

Xt - Intrinsics Methods				       root_geometry_manager()
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