Actually, Thomas solution works... my bad, didn't finish reading the
email he sent.
God Bless,
Stick
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On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 12:17, Nathaniel Stickney wrote:
> (Thomas just beat me to this)
>
> You could do it by defining the UrgencyFunc like
>
> DestroyFunc UrgencyFunc
(Thomas just beat me to this)
You could do it by defining the UrgencyFunc like
DestroyFunc UrgencyFunc
AddToFunc UrgnecyFunc
+ I All ("Pidgin") IMUrgencyFunc
+ I All ("XChat") IMUrgencyFunc
+ I All ("Firefox") BrowserUrgencyFunc
But that would do strange things if you had more than one
Pidgin/XC
2010/3/4 - Tethys :
> Is it possible to have different behaviours for handing urgency hints
> depending on the application that set the hint? For example, I might want
> my instant messanger to do one thing, and my web browser to do something
> different. Specifically, firefox is raising itself to
On Thu, Mar 04, 2010 at 06:04:07PM +, - Tethys wrote:
> Is it possible to have different behaviours for handing urgency hints
> depending on the application that set the hint? For example, I might want
> my instant messanger to do one thing, and my web browser to do something
> different. Speci
Is it possible to have different behaviours for handing urgency hints
depending on the application that set the hint? For example, I might want
my instant messanger to do one thing, and my web browser to do something
different. Specifically, firefox is raising itself to the top of the
window stack
