On 21.Feb.11 16:32 +, Thomas Adam wrote:
But you can do this -- assuming you tell FvwmIconMan to not honour
WinListSkip.
Style * WindowListSkip
Style foo Sticky, WindowListHit
Style bar StickyPageIcon, WindowListHit
Thanks Thomas,
this approach worked, but ofcourse it
) MoveToPage. This works, but I do not see it, when windows are
tagged.
Thanks,
Bastian
State is for conditional expressions.
We need more information about what you are trying to do.
More in detail:
Mouse 2 W 4 Function TagWindow 10
Mouse 2 R 4 Function PullTaggedWindows 10
DestroyFunc TagWindow
AddToFunc TagWindow
+ I Pick State $0 1
DestroyFunc PullTaggedWindows
AddToFunc
Try adding this to PullTaggedWindows:
+ I All (State $0) WindowStyle HilightBack #ff, BorderWidth 10
Great, the WindowStyle statement is working for me. Thanks,
On 07Nov12 07:54 +, Thomas Adam wrote:
Sure it does -- again, there's a difference between a window and
function context. Confer:
Sorry for causing confusion. You are right, the following works:
DestroyFunc F0
AddToFunc F0
+ I Pick
+ I Move w+10 w+0
+ I Move w+0 w+10
DestroyFunc F1
On 07Nov12 10:12 +, Thomas Adam wrote:
Correct. And?
... just for info.
On 07Nov12 09:19 +, Thomas Adam wrote:
What do you think this line does?
I expected the line to select a set of windows, on which the following
functions operate. Now I see that this is not working this way.
Hi List,
I wonder if it is somehow possible to send key events (typed in a
head-window) to a set of other client-windows...
This could help in doing small sized cluster/VM administration ...
Thanks,
On 22Nov12 14:17 +, Thomas Adam wrote:
This is what tmux(1) using its synchronize-panes option is for.
Great. I will go for tmux then!
I my setup I will have tmux inside tmux then ...
On 22Nov12 09:17 -0500, Dan Espen wrote:
Fvwm doesn't have a command to generate keystrokes.
I was thinking about:
WindowId 0x1402179 FakeKeypress press H
where the winid is a urxvtc
this works for me as an example...
Have you tried to set the Style MinPlaceOverlap to subjected window and
then call PlaceAgain on it?
This works for me:
DestroyFunc movetofreeplace
AddToFunc movetofreeplace
+ I WindowStyle MinOverlapPlacement
+ I PlaceAgain
On 28Nov12 17:24 +0100, Piotr Isajew wrote:
On Sat, Nov 24, 2012 at
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