> I have one possible solution, It is not vary scientific but it works
> sometimes.
>[...]
> Use the arrow key and move the cursor thru each space makeing
> certain that there are no "hidden" spaces or tabs that the computer
> is seeing and you cant. This happens more often than is generally
> known. Strange but true. Give it a shot and let me know.
Huh?
I don't wish to be rude but frankly this makes absolutely no sense
whatever. In the [elided] code shown in the posting, any extra
whitespace characters would be absolutely benign.
You might do this in the case of a compiler syntax error of some sort
but as far as I can tell from the posting, this is not the case. The
problem is that XClearWindow() only has an effect *if* a background
pixel or background Pixmap is assigned to the window. If you don't
have either one, the functioni is effectively a no-op. Refer to the
manual page for XClearWindow for details.
spl
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