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XtAppGetSelectionTimeout()			    XtAppGetSelectionTimeout()

Name
  XtAppGetSelectionTimeout - get the current Intrinsics selection timeout
  value.

Synopsis
  unsigned long XtAppGetSelectionTimeout(app_context)
	 XtAppContext app_context;

Inputs
  app_context
	    Specifies the application context.

Returns
  The selection timeout interval for the application context.

Description
  XtAppGetSelectionTimeout() returns the current selection timeout  value
  for  the specified application context, in milliseconds.  The selection
  timeout is the time within which  the	 two  communicating  applications
  must	respond	 to one another.  The initial timeout value is set by the
  selectionTimeout application resource, which defaults to 5000 millisec‐
  onds (5 seconds).

Usage
  A new timeout value can be set by a call to XtAppSetSelectionTimeout().
  You should rarely need to query or set this value.  In  particular,  an
  application  generally  should  not  change this value except under the
  explicit request of the user.

See Also
  XtAppSetSelectionTimeout(1).

Xt - Selections					    XtAppGetSelectionTimeout()

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