Hi there,
I failed to set up FvwmIconMan to only list sticky icons, where
either Sticky(Page|Desk) or Sticky(Page|Desk)Icon is set.
Is there a way for IconMan to evaluate arbitrary styles?
Does s.b. has any further thoughts/hints?
Thanks,
Bastian
On 05Nov12 08:40 -0700, Jaimos F Skriletz wrote:
> So you could do something like this
>
> AddToFunc TagWindow
> + I Pick
> + I TestRc (Error) Break
> + I State $0 1
> + I WindowStyle BorderColorSet foo, HilightBorderColorset bar
>
> If you have a way to toggle the state of the window (so you can
On 05Nov12 10:24 -0700, Jaimos F Skriletz wrote:
> I am under the impression that Pick is slightly different in once
> you pick the window the context is known so you only have to pick
> the window once and then run multiple things on that window. That
Yes, Pick is different and it works to pick o
> >DestroyFunc F1
> >AddToFunc F1
> >+ I All (FvwmConsole)
> >+ I Move w+10 w+0
> >+ I Move w+0 w+10
> Most likely you only have a single window named FvwmConsole, so this
> All command only gets a single window and the once it has the
> context of that single window it knows which one to move. Try
d then use it to suspend it. I`m not sure yet how to do that, though
> ...
Setting and remembering the PID when starting seamonkey, could be solved
by using an environment variable. But this requires that seamonkey is
startet via a fvwm function which in turn sets this variable.
Starting seamonkey from e.g. a console would by-pass this mechanism.
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Bastian
On 07Nov12 08:05 +, Thomas Adam wrote:
> Key F8 A A Exec xmessage $[desk.n] $[page.nx] $[page.ny] $[w.id]
This works in 2.5.30, but not in 2.6.5
> Key F8 A A Exec xmessage $$[desk.n] $$[page.nx] $$[page.ny] $$[w.id]
This works in 2.5.30 and 2.6.5
On 05Dec13 11:00 +0100, lee wrote:
> | PipeRead 'for i in /bin/ls $HOME/.fvwm/*.fvwm; do echo Read $i; done'
>
> which seemed to read the contents of an executable file and tried to
> execute whatever it read as commands. That appears to be way too
> dangerous to use.
It reads /bin/ls as input f
