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XtRemoveGrab()							XtRemoveGrab()

Name
  XtRemoveGrab	-  redirect  user  input from modal widget back to normal
  destination.

Synopsis
  void XtRemoveGrab(w)
	 Widget w;

Inputs
  w	    Specifies the widget to remove from the modal cascade.

Description
  XtRemoveGrab() removes the specified widget  from  the  modal	 cascade,
  along	 with  any widgets which were more recently added to the cascade.
  It issues a warning if the specified widget is not in	 the  modal  cas‐
  cade.

  See  XtAddGrab()  for more information about the modal cascade, and how
  events are dispatched to it.

Usage
  The modal cascade is the set of modal widgets currently popped up.   If
  there	 is a modal cascade, XtDispatchEvent() does not deliver events to
  the rest of the application; instead it ignores those events or  deliv‐
  ers them to a widget in the modal cascade.

  To  add a widget to the modal cascade, use XtAddGrab().  Note that this
  function does not actually issue a grab; it simulates one  by	 changing
  the way events are dispatched.

  Most	applications  will  never  need to call XtAddGrab() or XtRemoveG‐
  rab().  The functions XtPopup(), XtPopupSpringLoaded(), and XtPopdown()
  do so automatically.

See Also
  XtAddGrab(1), XtDispatchEvent(1), XtPopdown(1), XtPopup(1), XtPopup‐
  SpringLoaded(1).

Xt - Pop Ups							XtRemoveGrab()

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