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XMapSubwindows()					      XMapSubwindows()

Name
  XMapSubwindows – map all subwindows of window.

Synopsis
  XMapSubwindows(display, w)
	Display *display;
	Window w;

Arguments
  display  Specifies a connection to an X server; returned from XOpenDis‐
	   play().

  w	   Specifies the ID of the window  whose  subwindows  are  to  be
	   mapped.

Description
  XMapSubwindows()  maps  all  subwindows  of  a  window in top-to-bottom
  stacking order.  XMapSubwindows() also generates  an	Expose	event  on
  each	newly displayed window.	 This is much more efficient than mapping
  many windows one at a time, as much of the work need only be	performed
  once	for  all of the windows rather than for each window.  XMapSubwin‐
  dows() is not recursive - it does not map the subwindows of the subwin‐
  dows.

  For more information, see Volume One, Chapter 16, Window Management.

Errors
  BadWindow

See Also
  XMapRaised(), XMapWindow(), XUnmapSubwindows(), XUnmapWindow().

Xlib - Window Mapping					      XMapSubwindows()

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