An alternative approach is to simply do SaWManCreate(), if no SaWMan
active, this will fail with DFB_NOIMPL, but will also throw a D_ERROR.
If the call succeeds, do not forget to ret_sawman->Release() to avoid leaks.
hth
Niels
Strelchun, Timothy wrote:
Hi Chris,
Is there a way to detect (other than looking at directfbrc)
what the current window manager is? in particular if its sawman?
I checked and was surprised to not find another approach (checking
/etc/directfbrc, ~/.directfbrc, environment variable plus command-line
overrides - yuck!).
Perhaps there is an approach in which Fusion could be queried for the arena
name used by SaWMan...
Timothy
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Digital Home Group
Intel Corporation
The views expressed above are my own and not those of Intel
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Is there a way to detect (other than looking at directfbrc)
what the current window manager is? in particular if its sawman?
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