XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping(3)


NAME

   XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping  -  Update  the  keyboard description that is
   internal to the X library

SYNOPSIS

   Status XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping (XkbMapNotifyEvent *event);

ARGUMENTS

   - event
          event initiating remapping

DESCRIPTION

   XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping  is  the   Xkb   equivalent   of   the   core
   XRefreshKeyboardMapping  function.  It  requests that the X server send
   the current key mapping information to this client.  A  client  usually
   invokes   XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping  after  receiving  an  XkbMapNotify
   event.  XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping returns Success if  it  succeeds  and
   BadMatch if the event is not an Xkb event.

   The  XkbMapNotify  event  can  be  generated  when  some  client  calls
   XkbSetMap, XkbChangeMap, XkbGetKeyboardByName, or any of the standard X
   library functions that change the keyboard mapping or modifier mapping.

RETURN VALUES

   Success        The  XkbRefreshKeyboardMapping  function returns Success
                  when the request that the X server send the current  key
                  mapping information to this client is successful.

DIAGNOSTICS

   BadMatch       A  compatible  version  of  Xkb was not available in the
                  server or an argument has correct type and range, but is
                  otherwise invalid

SEE ALSO

   XkbChangeMap(3),         XkbGetKeyboardByName(3),         XkbSetMap(3),
   XRefreshKeyboardMapping(3)





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