On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 4:08 PM, Brian <bvamund...@yahoo.com> wrote: > Thank you for the suggestion. I'm trying to understand the "x" and > "x!" commands. I'm using the DEFAULT dynamic configuration. My > configuration is actually a 1280x720 screen on left with a 960x960 > screen on the right. The RightPanel config is showing on the 1280x720 > screen, which is just where I want it desplayed. But for some reason > the the $[vp.height] is not properly calculating the height. I'll try > the hard static config with 720. What I'm not understanding is that > both the static and dynamic configs have both the -225 and -205 > lines. So I'm not clear which line you are suggesting should be > modified? I do understand the static config can be calculated against > the 720, but I believe the calculation is against the bottom right, so > having two different size screens is confusing the calculation in the > dynamic setup. >
There is no 'x' command, there is a Test command that is testing for things. Test (x stalonetray) tests to see if your system has an executable called stalonetray, and then adjust the configuration. The dynamic configuration in the default-config is a bit complicated due to tests, and using variables like $[vp.height]. My suggestion would be to follow the wiki link I gave you and rebuild the RightPanel in such a way that you don't need all the additional Test and computations done in your shell via PipeRead. As for the lines to adjust, you need to adjust the two lines that have Test (x stalonetray) at the start. First increase the size of the button for stalonetray then reduce the size of the button for FvwmIconMan as described. jaimos
