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ExoXsessionClient

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Lightweight session management support

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<para>
This module provides application developers with lightweight
session management functions, based on the X11R5 session management
protocol. The X11R5 session management protocol is very limited in
its functionality and flexibility compared to the newer X11R6
session management protocol (XSMP), but - on the other hand - offers several
advantages for applications that do not need the complicated features
of the XSMP. Most importantly, the setup is much easier and
faster than with XSMP, because no special actions must be taken.
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<para>
So, in case your application is simple in its session management
requirements, e.g. it only needs to tell the session manager
its restart command, you may want to use the #ExoXsessionClient
instead of a full featured XSMP client.
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<para>
Lets say, for example, you are developing a text editor, which
should provide basic session management support, limited to
proper restarting all editor windows that where left open
when you logged off the X session. In case the user was editing
a file when logging off, the same file should be opened in the
window on next startup.
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<example>
<title>Texteditor with <structname>ExoXsessionClient</structname></title>
<programlisting>
static gchar *open_file_name = NULL;

static void
save_yourself (ExoXsessionClient *client)
{
  gchar *argv[2];

  if (open_file_name != NULL)
    {
      argv[0] = "myeditor";
      argv[1] = open_file_name;

      exo_xsession_client_set_restart_command (client, argv, 2);
    }
  else
    {
      argv[0] = "myeditor";

      exo_xsession_client_set_restart_command (client, argv, 1);
    }
}

/* ... */

int
main (int argc, char **argv)
{
  ExoXsessionClient *client;
  GdkDisplay        *display;
  GdkWindow         *leader;
  GtkWidget         *window;

  gtk_init (&amp;argc, &amp;argv);

  if (argc > 1)
    open_file_name = argv[1];

  /* create the main window */
  window = create_window ();

  /* setup the session client */
  display = gtk_widget_get_display (window);
  leader = gdk_display_get_default_group (display);
  client = exo_xsession_client_new_with_group (leader);
  g_signal_connect (G_OBJECT (client), "save-yourself",
                    G_CALLBACK (save_yourself), NULL);

  /* ... */
}
</programlisting>
</example>
<para>
This example demonstrates the basic handling of #ExoXsessionClient. It is
oversimplified, but we hope you get the point. The rule of thumb is, use
#ExoXsessionClient if you can store all session data in the restart command,
else use a full-featured XSMP client.
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<!-- ##### STRUCT ExoXsessionClient ##### -->
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<!-- ##### SIGNAL ExoXsessionClient::save-yourself ##### -->
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@exoxsessionclient: the object which received the signal.

<!-- ##### ARG ExoXsessionClient:group ##### -->
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<!-- ##### ARG ExoXsessionClient:restart-command ##### -->
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<!-- ##### FUNCTION exo_xsession_client_new_with_group ##### -->
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@leader: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION exo_xsession_client_get_group ##### -->
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@client: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION exo_xsession_client_set_group ##### -->
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@client: 
@leader: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION exo_xsession_client_get_restart_command ##### -->
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@client: 
@argv: 
@argc: 
@Returns: 


<!-- ##### FUNCTION exo_xsession_client_set_restart_command ##### -->
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@client: 
@argv: 
@argc: 


