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XtWindowToWidget()					    XtWindowToWidget()

Name
  XtWindowToWidget - translate a window and display pointer into a widget
  ID.

Synopsis
  Widget XtWindowToWidget(display, window)
	 Display *display;
	 Window window;

Inputs
  display   Specifies the display on which the window is defined.

  window    Specifies the window for which you want the widget.

Returns
  The widget that created window on display, or NULL.

Description
  XtWindowToWidget() takes a display pointer and a window and returns the
  associated  widget  ID.  The widget must be within the same application
  as the caller.

  If the specified display and window do not match any widget created  by
  the application, XtWindowToWidget() returns NULL.

Usage
  This	function  can be useful to convert the window of an XEvent struc‐
  ture into the corresponding widget.  If you use the standard Intrinsics
  event	 dispatching  mechanisms, however, this should not ever be neces‐
  sary.

See Also
  XtNameToWidget(1), XtWindow(1).

Xt - Object Information					    XtWindowToWidget()

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