Hi, Maybe I don't understand you clearly, but I do it this way (you can of course make it less "structured"):
DestroyFunc MyMakeMyWindowListFunc AddToFunc MyMakeMyWindowListFunc + I AddToMenu $[0] "Window list" title top # windows of current desktop + I All UseStack (CurrentDesk,!Focused,!Sticky,!Iconic) AddToMenu $[0] $$$$[w.name]\ $$$$[w.class]\ $[desk.n] WindowId $$$$[w.id] MyFocusFunc # the current window + I All (Focused) AddToMenu $[0] $$$$[w.name]\ $$$$[w.class]\ current\ $[desk.n] WindowId $$$$[w.id] MyFocusFunc + I AddToMenu $[0] "" Nop # windows on other desktops + I All UseStack (!CurrentDesk,!Sticky,!Iconic,!Focused) AddToMenu $[0] $$$$[w.name]\ $$$$[w.class]\ $$$$[w.desk] WindowId $$$$[w.id] MyFocusFunc + I AddToMenu $[0] "" Nop # iconified windows + I All UseStack (Iconic,!Sticky,!Focused) AddToMenu $[0] $$$$[w.name]\ $$$$[w.class]\ iconic WindowId $$$$[w.id] MyFocusFunc # sticky windows + I All UseStack (Sticky,!Focused,!CirculateHit) AddToMenu $[0] $$$$[w.name]\ $$$$[w.class]\ sticky WindowId $$$$[w.id] MyFocusFunc AddToMenu MyWindowList "Window list" title + DynamicPopupAction MyMakeMyWindowListFunc MyWindowList + DynamicPopDownAction DestroyMenu recreate MyWindowList And then you can use it in a menu definition AddToMenu RootMenu + "Window List" Popup MyWindowList -- Best regards, Gábor
