2009/9/5 Viktor Griph :
> The result of that will be that your shared function will override any
> call to XDefineCursor made by the program. (Not that this won't work
> if the program takes special measures to bind to the X-libraries
> dynamically at runtime (SDL does that) in which case you would
2009/9/2 Lucio Chiappetti :
> Not strictly an fvwm question, but there are surely lot of X competent
> persons on this mailing list, so please forgive (and eventually redirect me
> to more appropriate places).
>
> Is there a way to define (or emulate via another x application ?) an X
> cursor which
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 12:23 PM, Thomas Adam wrote:
> 2009/9/4 Lucio Chiappetti :
>> However until I do not click again to terminate the move, any keyboard
>> action (e.g. to advance slides) is inhibited.
>
> Obviously -- the pointer is grabbed at the point for the duration of
> that function.
>
>>
2009/9/4 Lucio Chiappetti :
> However until I do not click again to terminate the move, any keyboard
> action (e.g. to advance slides) is inhibited.
Obviously -- the pointer is grabbed at the point for the duration of
that function.
> Is dynamic changement of icon supported by fvwm ?
Depends; yo
On Fri, 4 Sep 2009, Thomas Adam wrote:
Sorry, I meant: s/icon/cursor/
oh yes that makes sense
Anyhow I'm partially succeeding. I created a png with a red circle on
transparent bkg with gimp, and start it as Exec rxvt -name Laser -iconic
I use as style (it took a while to me to remember the
2009/9/4 Lucio Chiappetti :
> On Fri, 4 Sep 2009, Thomas Adam wrote:
>>
>> 2009/9/4 Lucio Chiappetti :
>
>>> - associate to an application (which could be a do-nothing application
>>> e.g. an xterm with a special title never opened, always iconized)
>>> an icon which is partially transparent
On Fri, 4 Sep 2009, Thomas Adam wrote:
2009/9/4 Lucio Chiappetti :
- associate to an application (which could be a do-nothing application
e.g. an xterm with a special title never opened, always iconized)
an icon which is partially transparent (say a large red ellipse with
the interio
2009/9/4 Lucio Chiappetti :
> Let me rephrase my request of 2 Sep 2009. Maybe this could be an
> fvwm-compliant solution to my need (repeated at bottom).
>
> Is there an fvwm way by which I can :
>
> - associate to an application (which could be a do-nothing application
> e.g. an xterm with a s
Let me rephrase my request of 2 Sep 2009. Maybe this could be an
fvwm-compliant solution to my need (repeated at bottom).
Is there an fvwm way by which I can :
- associate to an application (which could be a do-nothing application
e.g. an xterm with a special title never opened, always ic
