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XtDestroyApplicationContext()			 XtDestroyApplicationContext()

Name
  XtDestroyApplicationContext  - destroy an application context and close
  its displays.

Synopsis
  void XtDestroyApplicationContext(app_context)
	 XtAppContext app_context;

Inputs
  app_context
	    Specifies the application context.

Description
  XtDestroyApplicationContext() destroys the specified	application  con‐
  text	and closes any display connections in it as soon as it is safe to
  do so.  If called from within an event handler or a callback procedure,
  XtDestroyApplicationContext()	 does not destroy the application context
  until the dispatch is complete.

Usage
  X Toolkit  applications  need	 not  call  XtDestroyApplicationContext()
  unless  they use multiple application contexts and want to destroy one.
  Most applications can exit using the standard method for their  operat‐
  ing  system  (typically, by calling exit for POSIX-based systems).  The
  quickest way to make the windows disappear while  exiting  is	 to  call
  XtUnmapWidget()  on  each top-level shell widget.  The X Toolkit has no
  resources beyond those in the program image, and the X server will free
  its resources when its connection to the application is broken.

See Also
  XtCreateApplicationContext(1).

Xt - Application Contexts			 XtDestroyApplicationContext()

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