Re: XtRemoveTimeOut() with value of 0 accvios under 7.3-2, but not

From: JF Mezei <jfmezei.spamnot@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 11 May 2006 15:32:23 -0400

Hoff Hoffman wrote:

Is the timer null? If it is, it's not valid, and it's a bug in the
calling code.

Is there documentation that clearly states that getting a XtIntervalId
of 0 after calling XtAddTimeOut means that there was an error ?

The doc I have seen doesn't say anything about it, and the routines hand
you an opaque value (the XtIntervalID).
.

References:
- XtRemoveTimeOut() with value of 0 accvios under 7.3-2, but not under 7.1-2
  - From: Z
- Re: XtRemoveTimeOut() with value of 0 accvios under 7.3-2, but not under 7.1-2
  - From: davidc
- Re: XtRemoveTimeOut() with value of 0 accvios under 7.3-2, but not
  - From: George Cook
- Re: XtRemoveTimeOut() with value of 0 accvios under 7.3-2, but not
  - From: Z
- Re: XtRemoveTimeOut() with value of 0 accvios under 7.3-2, but not
  - From: Hoff Hoffman

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