Actually, Thomas solution works... my bad, didn't finish reading the
email he sent.
God Bless,
Stick
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On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 12:17, Nathaniel Stickney <nstick...@gmail.com> wrote:
> (Thomas just beat me to this)
>
> You could do it by defining the UrgencyFunc like
>
> DestroyFunc UrgencyFunc
> AddToFunc UrgnecyFunc
> + I All ("Pidgin") IMUrgencyFunc
> + I All ("XChat") IMUrgencyFunc
> + I All ("Firefox") BrowserUrgencyFunc
>
> But that would do strange things if you had more than one
> Pidgin/XChat/Firefox/whatever windows open. Is there a way for FVWM to
> find the window setting the urgency hint? If you could combine that
> with the definitions above, it might work.
>
> God Bless,
> Stick
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>
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 12:04, - Tethys <tet...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Is it possible to have different behaviours for handing urgency hints
>> depending on the application that set the hint? For example, I might want
>> my instant messanger to do one thing, and my web browser to do something
>> different. Specifically, firefox is raising itself to the top of the
>> window stack every so often, which is *really* annoying. I'm assuming
>> (although I haven't verified it) that this is because of an urgency
>> hint. Currently, I can configure UrgencyFunc to do what I want when the
>> hint is set, but it seems to be on a global level. Ideally, I'd want to
>> be able to do:
>>
>> Style Pidgin UrgencyFunc IMUrgencyFunc
>> Style Xchat UrgencyFunc IMUrgencyFunc
>> Style Firefox UrgencyFunc BrowserUrgencyFunc
>>
>> or something along those lines. Any ideas?
>>
>> Tet
>>
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>> “It seems intuitively obvious to me, which means that it might be
>> wrong.” -- Chris Torek
>>
>>
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