Notes concerning the version of `xwaste' created in this directory:

   This directory contains the source code for the version of `xwaste' that's
presented in Chapter 10 of the book.  For simplicity, it creates a pixmap
with the same number of planes as the wastebasket widget, specifically, the
wastebasket widget's window.  If you're using a monochrome workstation, the
widget windows and the pixmap will have a depth of one plane.  If, however,
you're using a color workstation, the pixmap will have eight planes
(typically).  In the latter case, the performance will be poor.
   The other wastebasket directory (xwaste2, if you haven't changed its name)
implements a version of `xwaste' that maintains a single-plane wastebasket
pixmap, regardless of the type of workstation.  Its performance is much
better -- see xwaste2.

   Note that in the book thre is an inadvertent test condition near the
beginning of main(), so that the program exits if there any command
line arguments!  How did that get there?  Those four lines have been
deleted in the source code, so that `xwaste' can accept toolkit arguments,
such as:

{system prompt} xwaste -display iris1:0 &

