On 11/07/2012 02:07 AM, Bastian wrote:
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 running this function
if you have two FvwmConsole windows open. See what happens.
DestroyFunc PullTaggedWindows
AddToFunc PullTaggedWindows
+ I All (State $0)
+ I Move w+10 w+0
+ I Move w+0 w+10
What happens here is you are most likely matching multiple windows. You
aren't telling fvwm to move each window but only to move one window (in
which you used the conditional to get the correct window context). Since
fvwm cannot determine which one window you wanted to move to is asking
you which one to move.
Hence + I All (State $0) CustomMoveFunction
where the CustomMoveFunction does your move. That command will run that
function on each and every window it matches (instead of just trying to
get the window context for the rest of the function).
jaimos
