Hi Greg,
On Mon, 2008-03-31 at 14:19 -0700, Greg Brubaker wrote:
> but I cannot figure out exactly how to determine if the event is a
> FocusIn or FocusOut event.
In the callback function, If you have access to the 'XEvent' structure,
then you can determine if the event was a 'FocusIn' event or a
'FocusOut' event as below :
switch (xevent->type)
{
case FocusIn:
printf ("It is FocuIn event\n");
case FocusOut:
printf ("It is FocuOut event\n");
}
HTH.
Thanks,
Srirama
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