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XUnmapWindow()							XUnmapWindow()

Name
  XUnmapWindow – unmap a window.

Synopsis
  XUnmapWindow(display, w)
	Display *display;
	Window w;

Arguments
  display   Specifies	a  connection  to  an  X  server;  returned  from
	    XOpenDisplay().

  w	    Specifies the window ID.

Description
  XUnmapWindow() removes w and all its descendants from the  screen  (but
  does	not unmap the descendents).  If w is already unmapped, XUnmapWin‐
  dow() has no effect.	Otherwise, w is unmapped and an UnmapNotify event
  is  generated.  Normal exposure processing on formerly obscured windows
  is performed.

  Descendants of w will not be visible until w is mapped again.	 In other
  words,  the  subwindows are still mapped, but are not visible because w
  is unmapped.	Unmapping a window will generate exposure events on  win‐
  dows that were formerly obscured by w.

  For  more  information  on window mapping, see Volume One, Chapter 2, X
  Concepts.

Errors
  BadWindow

See Also
  XMapRaised(), XMapSubwindows(), XMapWindow(), XUnmapSubwindows().

Xlib - Mapping							XUnmapWindow()

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