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5 Event Handling

Events are sent from the X server to the X client. Most of the event types deal with user input, but there are also event types used for inter-client communication.

Most X applications are built around an event loop, where the client waits for the server to send events. The client responds to the events, typically by doing one or more X requests.

5.1 Getting Events   Waiting for events.
5.2 Selecting Events   Selecting interesting events.
5.3 Event Types   Details on all event types.
5.4 Sending Events   Clients sending events to other clients.

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