El Tue, Jun 03, 2008 08:03:40PM -0600, David Morris escribió: > On Tue, Jun 3, 2008 at 5:11 AM, Ivan F. Villanueva B. > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > I would like to decrease the font size of xterms when moving them to the > > right > > column. I wonder if someone could point me to the right direction. The info > > I > > guess I need is > > > > a) how to change the font size of an already open terminal from another > > process > > > > b) how to detect in wmii that I move a xterm to the right column and > > start > > a process that does a) > > > Interesting idea. One possibility would be to use the > terminal "mrxvt", which (among other features) allows > creation of a command "pipe" which you can write text > commands to (in much the same way you use wmiir to write to > the special wmiir file-system, except dumping data directly > into the file.
Fist of all thanks. Interesting, but no utf-8 support. Nevertheless I wanted to try the pipe to send commands but I cannot find it in the documentation. > Then all you need to do is modify the key bindings to check > if the client is moving to a specific column and if the > client is a commandable mrxvt terminal window. If so, then > write the font resize command. OK > Of course, if you're using mrxvt anyways, you have a simple > key binding you can use to change font size which is > configurable in mrxvt itself (Ctrl-+ and Ctrl-_). Yes, that works. -- Iván F. Villanueva B.
