Morning all,
A feature request:
1) Could I have $[pointer.x]/$[pointer.y] variables to return the
pointer position relative to the window frame? I would use this to
create a WarpToWindow function so the number should be pixels from the
top-left of the fvwm frame. It might be useful for "WindowId Root
$[pointer.x]" to return the absolute position (not sure about xinerama).
What I'm trying to do is to implement a learning cursor warping scheme.
What I want is for fvwm to remember where the cursor was in each window
when it was warped away so that if the cursor is warped back to a window
it gets warped to the old location. At the moment I have a semi
intelligent function to warp the cursor to sensible places but the
function is going to get very large:
# functions to warp cursor to somewhere useful depending on window type
NewFunc(my_conditional_cursorwarp)
+ I Current (Transient) WarpToWindow 50 50
+ I Cond (NoMatch) Current (XTerm) WarpToWindow -10p -70p
+ I Cond (NoMatch) Current (Fvwm*) WarpToWindow 50 50
+ I Cond (NoMatch) Current WarpToWindow 35p 40p
What I'd like is something like this
NewFunc(my_NEW_conditional_cursorwarp)
+ I PointerWindow my_record_warp
+ I AddToFunc my_warp_$w I my_conditional_cursorwarp
+ I AddToFunc my_warp_$w I Break
+ I my_warp_$w
NewFunc(my_record_warp)
+ I DestroyFunc my_warp_$w
+ I AddToFunc my_warp_$w I WarpToWindow $[pointer.x]p $[pointer.y]p
+ I AddToFunc my_warp_$w I Break
I would end up with a lot of functions called my_warp_xxx but I can
destroy each one when the window closes.
If a window is warped-to that hasn't been warped-from the function for
that window would look like:
AddToFunc my_warp_1234 I my_conditional_cursorwarp
+ I Break
and the default warping would occur. If the window had been warped-from
it would look like:
AddToFunc my_warp_1234 I WarpToWindow 56p 78p
+ I Break
+ I my_conditional_warp
+ I Break
Cheers,
Tim.
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