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XtRemoveInput()						       XtRemoveInput()

Name
  XtRemoveInput - unregister an alternate input source callback.

Synopsis
  void XtRemoveInput(id)
	 XtInputId id;

Inputs
  id	    Identifies the input source and callback procedure.

Description
  XtRemoveInput() causes the Intrinsics to stop calling a callback proce‐
  dure registered with XtAppAddInput().	 The  id  argument  is	a  handle
  returned  by	the  call  to  XtAppAddInput() which registered the input
  callback.  If there are not any other callbacks registered for the same
  input source, the Intrinsics stop monitoring that source.

Usage
  Alternate  input events (on POSIX systems) usually signal that there is
  data available to be read on a file descriptor, which is often  a  pipe
  or socket.  See XtAppAddInput() for more information.

Structures
  The XtInputId type is defined as follows:

     typedef unsigned long XtInputId;

See Also
  XtAppAddInput(1),
  XtInputCallbackProc(2).

Xt - Event Handling					       XtRemoveInput()

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