> >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.
If I run the Function F1 directly out of the FvwmConsole, then I have to select a window If I add Key F12 A A Function F1 and run the Function F1 by a key binding, then always the window with the current focus is affected, even it is not an FvwmConsole and in spite of that FvwmCOnsole windows exists or not. > >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. Same as above. > 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). This is working perfectly. Thank you :)
