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XtSetSelectionTimeout()				       XtSetSelectionTimeout()

Name
  XtSetSelectionTimeout - set the Intrinsics selection timeout value.

Synopsis
  void XtSetSelectionTimeout(timeout)
	 unsigned long timeout;

Inputs
  timeout   Specifies the selection timeout in milliseconds.

Availability
  XtSetSelectionTimeout()  has	been superseded by XtAppSetSelectionTime‐
  out().

Description
  XtSetSelectionTimeout() sets the Intrinsics  selection  timeout  value.
  The selection timeout is the time within which two communicating appli‐
  cations must respond to one another.	The initial timeout value is  set
  by the selectionTimeout application resource, which has a default value
  of 5000 milliseconds (5 seconds).

Usage
  XtSetSelectionTimeout() has been superseded  by  XtAppSetSelectionTime‐
  out(),  which	 performs  the same function on a per-application context
  basis.  XtSetSelectionTimeout()  now	calls  XtAppSetSelectionTimeout()
  passing  the	default	 application  context  created by XtInitialize().
  Very few programs need multiple application contexts, and you can  con‐
  tinue to use XtSetSelectionTimeout() if you initialize your application
  with XtInitialize().	We recommend, however, that you use XtAppInitial‐
  ize(),  XtAppSetSelectionTimeout(),  and the other XtApp*() application
  context specific functions.

  See XtAppSetSelectionTimeout() for more information.

See Also
  XtAppGetSelectionTimeout(1), XtAppSetSelectionTimeout(1).

Xt - Selections					       XtSetSelectionTimeout()

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