dtomm@oracle.com (06/06/90)
I have two instances of the same client using an application-defined selection atom to cut and paste data between them. These data are stored in an application-defined property. The cut-and-paste part works fine. When the owner of the selection terminates, it transfers ownership of the selection to the root window, and transfers the data to the root window. But when I try to paste into the remaining client, the owner of the selection has reverted to None. Is this expected behavior? Am I even doing it right? Any comments or advice would be rapturously appreciated. Doug Tomm Oracle Corp. dtomm@oracle.com 415-598-4494 Oracle doesn't know what I'm doing, and I don't know what Oracle's doing, and we're all happy that way.
rws@EXPO.LCS.MIT.EDU (Bob Scheifler) (06/06/90)
When the owner of the selection terminates, it transfers ownership of the selection to the root window, The owner of a selection is a client, not a window. When the client goes away, ownership goes away. But when I try to paste into the remaining client, the owner of the selection has reverted to None. Correct. Is this expected behavior? Yes. Selections have to be owned by clients; they are not just properties.