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ttdt_message_accept(library call)	     ttdt_message_accept(library call)

NAME
       ttdt_message_accept — accept a contract to handle a ToolTalk request

SYNOPSIS
       #include <Tt/tttk.h>
       Tt_pattern *ttdt_message_accept(
       Tt_message contract,
       Ttdt_contract_cb cb,
       Widget shell,
       void *clientdata,
       int accept,
       int sendStatus);

DESCRIPTION
       The  ttdt_message_accept	 function registers in the default session for
       TT_HANDLER-addressed requests:

	  1. Get_Geometry,   Set_Geometry,    Get_Iconified,	Set_Iconified,
	     Get_Mapped, Set_Mapped, Raise, Lower, Get_XInfo

	  2. Pause, Resume

	  3. Quit, Get_Status

       If  the	shell  argument is not NULL, the ToolTalk service handles mes‐
       sages in (1) transparently; otherwise, it treats them like messages  in
       (3).

       If shell is non- NULL and cb is NULL, then the ToolTalk service handles
       messages in (2) transparently by	 passing  shell	 and  the  appropriate
       boolean	value  to  XtSetSensitive(3). If cb is NULL, then the ToolTalk
       service treats messages in (2) like (3).

       If cb is not NULL, ttdt_message_accept passes messages in (3) to the cb
       callback; otherwise it fails with TT_DESKTOP_ENOTSUP.

       If  accept is True, ttdt_message_accept calls tt_message_accept(3) with
       a contract argument.  If contract has a	returned  value	 from  tt_mes‐
       sage_status  of TT_WRN_START_MESSAGE, it is the message that caused the
       tool to be started.  The tool should join any scopes it wants to	 serve
       before  accepting  contract, so that it will receive any other messages
       already dispatched to its ptype.	 Otherwise, those messages will	 cause
       other instances of the ptype to be started.  If that is in fact desired
       (for example, because the tool can only service one message at a time),
       then the tool should undeclare its ptype while it is busy.

       If sendStatus is True, ttdt_message_accept sends a Status notice to the
       requester, using the arguments (if any) passed to ttdt_open.

RETURN VALUE
       Upon successful completion, the ttdt_message_accept function returns  a
       null-terminated	array  of  Tt_pattern,	and associates this array with
       contract; otherwise, it returns an error pointer.  The application  can
       use  tt_ptr_error(3)  to	 extract one of the following Tt_status values
       from the returned handle:

       TT_ERR_NOMP
		 The ttsession(1) process is not running and the ToolTalk ser‐
		 vice cannot restart it.

       TT_ERR_POINTER
		 The pointer passed does not point to an object of the correct
		 type for this operation.

       TT_ERR_UNIMP
		 The ttsession(1) for the default session is of a version that
		 does	not   support  tt_message_accept.  If  contract	 is  a
		 TT_WRN_START_MESSAGE,	messages  to  the  tool's  ptype  will
		 remain	 blocked  until	 contract  is rejected, replied to, or
		 failed.

APPLICATION USAGE
       The ttdt_message_accept function is what a tool calls when it wants  to
       accept  responsibility  for  handling (that is, failing or rejecting) a
       request.

       If contract is destroyed by tttk_message_destroy(3), then the  patterns
       will also be destroyed.	Otherwise, the caller is responsible for iter‐
       ating over the array and destroying each pattern.

EXAMPLES
       See ttdt_session_join(3) for an example of a Ttdt_contract_cb  callback
       that can be used with ttdt_message_accept.

SEE ALSO
       Tt/tttk.h    -	Tttttk(5),   ttdt_open(3),   ttmedia_ptype_declare(3),
       tt_ptype_declare(3),	 ttdt_session_join(3),	    ttdt_file_join(3),
       tt_ptype_undeclare(3), XtSetSensitive(3).

					     ttdt_message_accept(library call)
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