> Francis GUDIN wrote:
> > I must use Ekiga (formerly GnomeMeeting). When an incoming call
> > is placed, Ekiga raises a small window asking me "accept
> > it/reject it/whatever". This "pops up" with those tags inherited
> > from its parents.
>
> You can listen for the CreateClient event via wmiir and check the
> title or class information of the created client to determine
> whether it is the Ekiga pop-up window. If that is the case, you can:
>
> 1. have the popup appear on all views by tagging it with all current
> tags. This way, you won't need to know all possible tags you will be
> using before-hand (for /def/rules).
You can force the pop-up to your current view with this bit of code:
POPUPS="Ekiga|kopete"
wmiir read /event 2>/dev/null |
while read event
do
set -f
set -- $event
set +f
type="$1"; shift
parms="$@"
case "$type" in
CreateClient)
target_view=`wmiir read /ctl | awk '/^view/ {print $2}'`
if [[ `wmiir read /client/${params}/props | egrep -q
"${POPUPS}"` == 0 ]]
then
echo -n $target_view | wmiir write /client/${parms}/tags
fi
;;
esac
done
Just stick the CreateClient) ... ;; block in your wmiirc, and define the POPUPS
variable at the top.
Note: this code has not been tested; you may have to tweak it.
--- SER
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