in message <20140913081403.ga3...@gmx.de>, wrote Dominik Vogt thusly... > > For testing pusposes I need to get an overwiev of what types of > commands people use in fvwm. Could everybody please look through > their configuration files and post any commands: > > 1) That contain whitespace, quoting characters or variables > (e.g. $[foo] or $w) in the first word of the line.
These seems to be most obvious ... DestroyFunc deiconify-func AddToFunc deiconify-func + I Iconify false + I WindowShade false + I $0 DestroyMenu vnc-menu AddToMenu vnc-menu "VNC" Title + "start vn&c" Function log-exec vnc-control start + "kill vn&c" Function log-exec vnc-control stop + "" Nop > Expamples: > -- snip -- > |* FvwmButtons: ... > | Move 0 0 > |"Resize" ... > | ` Stick ` ... > |Some\ Function ... > |Some$[env.function]" ... > -- snip -- > > If it's not obvious, please include the command line that is > actually executed. Do the characters on the next line of continuation line count? > 2) Such things in conditional commands or function or menu > definitions in place of the command name, menue name or > function name. Examples: > > -- snip -- > AddToFounc Foo$[desk.n] I "Desk$[w.desk] Func" > + I \ MyOwnFunc\ a b c > All `Destroy` > + I PipeRead 'cd $HOME/.fvwm2/palettes; /bin/ls *.pal | sed -e > \"s:\\(.*\\)\\(\\.pal\\):+ \\\\&\\1 Function SetPalette \\1\\2:\"' SetEnv XVT 'xterm -fg rgb:b0/b0/b0 -bg rgb:30/0/15' key F2 A 4 Exec $XVT key 2 TW 4 Function resize-place 90c 29c $[w.id] key 3 TW 4 Function resize-place 830p 542p $[w.id] # Generate window related functions # -- Perl program to create key bindings from # ~/cf/fvwm/fvwm-make-key-menu.cf DestroyFunc window-op-test AddToFunc window-op-test PipeRead 'menu-binding.fvwm' > 3) Fvwm allows to start modules without using the "Module" command, > e.g. with just "FvwmButtons" instead of "Module FvwmButtons". > Do you use this? Did you know that's possible? Hunh, I have both usage ... key g A 4 Module FvwmConsole DestroyModuleConfig FvwmIdent: * *FvwmIdent: Font ... ... I could change to either format if required to do so without any problem. --
