Harold -
This is working. Many thanks for putting this in. Talk about service!
Harold L Hunt II wrote:
Jason,
Yes, that is exactly what I wanted.
I don't have time for a formal release announcement now, but I just
posted XFree86-xserv-4.3.0-8 as a test release. You have to
manually
Jason,
Yes, that is exactly what I wanted.
I don't have time for a formal release announcement now, but I just
posted XFree86-xserv-4.3.0-8 as a test release. You have to manually
select this in Cygwin's setup.exe when it shows up on mirrors in a few
hours.
The new test release handles
Yup, I tested with one window.
Oh well, the proper way to handle it is now implemented... no need to
search for further possibilities.
Harold
Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
Oops... I only tested with one window open. Apparently, so did Harold. ;-)
Igor
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Jason Dufair
Andrew DeFaria [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wouldn't call it a fix, rather a default configuration. I think you
can put the following in your .emacs file:
(global-set-key \C-z 'suspend-emacs-or-iconify-fram)
I don't seem to have a 'suspend-emacs-or-iconify-frame. When I call
'suspend-emacs,
Jason,
I think this means that we have to trap a window manager
message/hint/whatever that tells us that an application is requesting to
be minimized. It is up to our internal window manager to then perform
the minimization and report that to the app that the minimization has
been performed.
Hi Jason, all,
Jason Dufair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I suspect whatever tricks are being done with -multiwindow prevent
iconify from behaving correctly.
Maybe this is connected to the fact that xterm -iconic doesn't work
on my system. I am also using -multiwindow.
benny
I'll poke around and see if I can find the answer, Harold.
Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jason,
I think this means that we have to trap a window manager
message/hint/whatever that tells us that an application is requesting
to be minimized. It is up to our internal window
Hi Harold,
Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
If either of these things work when not using -multiwindow and
instead using twm or another window manager, then yes, that would be
the reason.
Confirmed. xterm -iconic works fine with twm here.
benny
Harold -
How does the following sound?
Check the function `x_iconify_frame' in xterm.c in the Emacs sources
to see what it does. Basically, what it boils down to is Emacs
running `XIconifyWindow' which sends a `ClientMessage' with
`IconicState' to X. See if the windowmanager listens to the
Oops... I only tested with one window open. Apparently, so did Harold. ;-)
Igor
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Jason Dufair wrote:
Maybe it's just me, but Windows-M minimizes everything. Is this
happening to everyone?
(I am talking about Cygwin/XFree86 with -multiwindow, BTW). For Ctrl-Z
Does anyone have any suggestion on how to minimize GNU Emacs running
under Cygwin/XFree86 with the keyboard? I don't really need Emacs'
M-Spc command, so should I just undefine it? Will that cause the
keystroke to be passed to Windows?
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Jason Dufair wrote:
Does anyone have any suggestion on how to minimize GNU Emacs running
under Cygwin/XFree86 with the keyboard? I don't really need Emacs'
M-Spc command, so should I just undefine it? Will that cause the
keystroke to be passed to Windows?
If your
how about Cntrl-Z or C-X C-Z
it works in X-emacs, anyways...
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there are 10 kinds of people in the world...
those who understand binary, and those who
Just tried the following:
1) Ctrl-Z: Doesn't work
2) Ctrl-X + Ctrl-Z: Doesn't work
3) Windows-M: Works
Looks like we found a winner.
Note: This is for running emacs under Cygwin/XFree86 with the
-multiwindow command-line parameter. I gather that is what we are all
talking about here.
Maybe it's just me, but Windows-M minimizes everything. Is this
happening to everyone?
(I am talking about Cygwin/XFree86 with -multiwindow, BTW). For Ctrl-Z
to work, would that mean a fix for Emacs or for X?
Harold L Hunt II [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Just tried the following:
1) Ctrl-Z:
Jason == Jason Dufair [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jason Maybe it's just me, but Windows-M minimizes everything. Is this
Jason happening to everyone?
Same thing here, XFree 4.3.0-6, Windows 2k sp4
Eric Masson
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Pour moi, que ce soit fr.rec.arts.musique.variete ou
fr.rect.arts.chansons, c
i didn't realize from your initial mail that you were using -multiwindow.
unless i'm mistaken, if you were running emacs or xemacs inside a window
manager, C-Z or C-X-Z would minimize just that window. as far as
multiwindow mode goes, i don't know.
for me, Windows-M minimizes everything also.
Jason Dufair wrote:
Maybe it's just me, but Windows-M minimizes everything. Is this
happening to everyone?
It's supposed to! Windows-M means minimize all. Shift-Windows-M means
unminimize all. BTW Windows-D (for show desktop) is better becase the
second Windows-D reverses the action.
(I am
I'm running GNU Emacs under Cygwin XFree (multiwindow). Needless to say, I'm in sheer
heaven. What a treat to be able to run a real Emacs under Windows.
Many thanks to Harold and the other XFree developers and to Joe Buhler
for the Emacs port.
My question: How can I minimize Emacs using only
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