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XtIsSensitive()						       XtIsSensitive()

Name
  XtIsSensitive - check the current sensitivity state of a widget.

Synopsis
  Boolean XtIsSensitive(object)
	 Widget object;

Inputs
  object    Specifies  the  object whose state is to be tested; may be of
	    class Object or any subclass thereof.

Returns
  True if the widget is sensitive; False otherwise.

Description
  XtIsSensitive() returns True if object is a  subclass	 of  RectObj  and
  both	its sensitive and ancestor_sensitive fields are True.  Otherwise,
  it returns False.

Usage
  An insensitive widget will not have user events dispatched to	 it,  and
  may display itself specially (grayed out, for example) to indicate this
  condition.

  A widget's sensitivity is often checked by its parent.  For example the
  parent may wish to determine whether it should should pass the keyboard
  focus to the child, or it may choose to make itself insensitive if  all
  of its children become insensitive.

See Also
  XtSetSensitive(1).

Xt - Object Information					       XtIsSensitive()

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