2009/9/29 Jesús Guerrero i92gu...@terra.es:
On Mon, 28 Sep 2009 21:49:19 -0600, Kelly Jones
kelly.terry.jo...@gmail.com wrote:
In an older version of fvwm2, this line in my .fvwm2rc file:
FvwmAuto 100 Raise
autoraised windows when I hovered over them for 100ms.
With the latest fvwm2, it doesn't. How to fix?
Remove any references to ModulePath in your .fvwm2rc file then it
will work just fine.
My brain doesn't remember about older versions. But at least now to load a
module you have to use the Module command.
Module FvwmAuto whatever else
No, this isn't right. See:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-4153230.html#4153230
And to quote myself:
FVWM will try and do the following (in order):
1. Match it to one of its internal commands.
2. Match it to a function name.
3. Match it to a module.
Of course, you can always tell FVWM explicitly what you mean with, say one of:
Function CheckNextWindow
Module CheckNextWindow
Where the name of the function and/or module isn't already ambiguous
to FVWM you don't need the Function or Module prefix as an example:
DestroyFunc CheckNextWindow
AddToFunc CheckNextWindow
+ I Beep
# Make the computer beep.
# Note that FVWM here will execute the function above because it's not
# an internal command, nor is it a module.
CheckNextWindow
DestroyModuleConfig CheckNextWindow:*
*CheckNextWindow: Columns 1
*CheckNextWindow: Rows 1
*CheckNextWindow: (1x1)
FvwmButtons CheckNextWindow
The reason why that works, is the module alias of CheckNextWindow has
to be explicitly told to load via FvwmButtons. Confer with the
following:
DestroyFunc FvwmButtons
AddToFunc FvwmButtons
+ I Beep
# Make the computer beep
FvwmButtons
DestroyModuleConfig FvwmButtons:*
*FvwmButtons: Columns 1
*FvwmButtons: Rows 1
*FvwmButtons: (1x1)
# Again, the computer beeps because the function has overriden the
# lookup of the module name.
FvwmButtons
In order to get your FvwmButtons module to load, and keep the function
about, we should explicitly state that we're wanting to load a module,
hence:
Module FvwmButtons
Will do that, in the above. Of course, these are all very silly examples.
-- Thomas Adam
