Thank you Thomas for the quick response. On 05.09.14 11:53, Thomas Adam wrote: > On Fri, Sep 05, 2014 at 12:37:41PM +0300, Nikos Leonardos wrote: > > Dear all-- > > > > I'm trying to define a function (to be triggered by a > > window-menu) that (1) toggles the Title style and (2) > > maximizes the window vertically (restoring the total height > > of the window would be even better). Here is my attempt. > > > > DestroyFunc FuncToggleTitle > > AddToFunc FuncToggleTitle > > + I PipeRead \ > > 'if xprop -id $[w.id]|grep WM_FRAME|grep -q 19; \ > > then echo "WindowStyle !Title"; \ > > else echo "WindowStyle Title"; fi' > > + I Maximize True 0 100 > > > > The 19 is because I have borderwidth 3 and title-height 16. Is > > there a better way to determine if the window is titled or > > not? > > There is no condition for HasTitle, although it looks like I had a patch for > this: > > http://xteddy.org/fvwm/patches/hastitle_hasborders.patch > > > My main problem however is that the "Maximize True 0 100" > > command does not work as I want. In particular, it feels like > > it uses the height before the "WindowStyle (!)Title" affects > > it. > > It will do, because those won't be applied necessarily in the order you > think they will. What I would do is to use State instead to achieve this.
Could you explain why they are not applied in this order? In particular, why should they be applied in order for your ApplyWindow function below, but not for my FuncToggleTitle function above? Thank you, --Nikos > DestroyFunc ToggleTitleMaximize > AddToFunc ToggleTitleMaximize > + I ThisWindow (State 0) RestoreWindow > + I TestRc (NoMatch) ThisWindow (!State 0) ApplyWindow > > DestroyFunc RestoreWindow > AddToFunc RestoreWindow > + I DestroyWindowStyle > + I Maximize > > DestroyFunc ApplyWindow > AddToFunc ApplyWindow > + I WindowStyle State 0, !Title > + I Maximize 0 100 > > So you can then bind "ToggleTitleMaximize" to something. > > -- Thomas Adam
