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    NAME
         xwininfo - window information utility for X
    
    SYNOPSIS
         xwininfo  [-help]  [-id  id]  [-root]  [-name  name]  [-int]
         [-children] [-tree] [-stats] [-bits] [-events] [-size] [-wm]
         [-shape]  [-frame]  [-all]  [-english]  [-metric]  [-display
         display]
    
    DESCRIPTION
         Xwininfo is a utility for displaying information about  win-
         dows.   Various  information is displayed depending on which
         options are selected.  If no options are chosen,  -stats  is
         assumed.
    
         The user has the option of selecting the target window  with
         the  mouse (by clicking any mouse button in the desired win-
         dow) or by specifying its window id on the command line with
         the  -id option.  Or instead of specifying the window by its
         id number, the -name option may be  used  to  specify  which
         window  is  desired  by name.  There is also a special -root
         option to quickly obtain information on  the  screen's  root
         window.
    
    OPTIONS
         -help   Print out the `Usage:' command syntax summary.
    
         -id id  This option allows the user to specify a target win-
                 dow  id  on  the  command line rather than using the
                 mouse to select the target  window.   This  is  very
                 useful  in debugging X applications where the target
                 window is not mapped to the screen or where the  use
                 of  the  mouse might be impossible or interfere with
                 the application.
    
         -name name
                 This option allows the user to specify that the win-
                 dow  named  name is the target window on the command
                 line rather than using the mouse to select the  tar-
                 get window.
    
         -root   This option specifies that X's root  window  is  the
                 target  window.   This is useful in situations where
                 the root window is completely obscured.
    
         -int    This option specifies that all X window  ids  should
                 be  displayed  as integer values.  The default is to
                 display them as hexadecimal values.
    
         -children
                 This option causes the root,  parent,  and  children
                 windows'  ids and names of the selected window to be
                 displayed.
    
         -tree   This option is like -children but displays all chil-
                 dren recursively.
    
         -stats  This option causes the display of various attributes
                 pertaining  to  the  location  and appearance of the
                 selected window.  Information displayed includes the
                 location  of  the  window, its width and height, its
                 depth, border width, class, colormap id if any,  map
                 state,  backing-store  hint,  and  location  of  the
                 corners.
    
         -bits   This option causes the display of various attributes
                 pertaining to the selected window's raw bits and how
                 the selected window  is  to  be  stored.   Displayed
                 information includes the selected window's bit grav-
                 ity, window gravity,  backing-store  hint,  backing-
                 planes  value, backing pixel, and whether or not the
                 window has save-under set.
    
         -events This option causes the selected window's event masks
                 to  be  displayed.   Both  the  event mask of events
                 wanted by some client and the event mask  of  events
                 not to propagate are displayed.
    
         -size   This option  causes  the  selected  window's  sizing
                 hints   to   be  displayed.   Displayed  information
                 includes: for both the normal  size  hints  and  the
                 zoom  size hints, the user supplied location if any;
                 the program supplied location if any; the user  sup-
                 plied size if any; the program supplied size if any;
                 the minimum size if any; the maximum  size  if  any;
                 the  resize  increments  if any; and the minimum and
                 maximum aspect ratios if any.
    
         -wm     This option  causes  the  selected  window's  window
                 manager   hints   to   be   displayed.   Information
                 displayed may include whether or not the application
                 accepts  input,  what the window's icon window # and
                 name is, where the window's icon should go, and what
                 the window's initial state should be.
    
         -shape  This option causes the selected window's window  and
                 border shape extents to be displayed.
    
         -frame  This option causes window manager frames to be  con-
                 sidered when manually selecting windows.
    
         -metric This option causes all individual height, width, and
                 x  and y positions to be displayed in millimeters as
                 well as number of pixels, based on what  the  server
                 thinks  the  resolution  is. Geometry specifications
                 that are in +x+y form are not changed.
    
         -english
                 This option causes all individual height, width, and
                 x  and  y  positions  to be displayed in inches (and
                 feet, yards, and miles  if  necessary)  as  well  as
                 number  of  pixels. -metric and -english may both be
                 enabled at the same time.
    
         -all    This option is a quick way to ask for  all  informa-
                 tion possible.
    
         -display display
                 This option allows you to specify the server to con-
                 nect to; see X11(7).
    
    EXAMPLE
         The following is a sample  summary  taken  with  no  options
         specified:
    
         xwininfo: Window id: 0x60000f "xterm"
    
           Absolute upper-left X: 2
           Absolute upper-left Y: 85
           Relative upper-left X:  0
           Relative upper-left Y:  25
           Width: 579
           Height: 316
           Depth: 8
           Visual Class: PseudoColor
           Border width: 0
           Class: InputOutput
           Colormap: 0x27 (installed)
           Bit Gravity State: NorthWestGravity
           Window Gravity State: NorthWestGravity
           Backing Store State: NotUseful
           Save Under State: no
           Map State: IsViewable
           Override Redirect State: no
           Corners:  +2+85  -699+85  -699-623  +2-623
           -geometry 80x24+0+58
    
    
    ENVIRONMENT
         DISPLAY To get the default host and display number.
    
    SEE ALSO
         X11(7), xprop(1)
    
    BUGS
         Using -stats -bits shows some redundant information.
         The -geometry string displayed must make  assumptions  about
         the  window's  border width and the behavior of the applica-
         tion and the window manager.   As  a  result,  the  location
         given is not always correct.
    
    AUTHOR
         Mark Lillibridge, MIT Project Athena
    
    
    
    


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