On Friday 15 September 2006 12:45, Suraj N. Kurapati wrote:
> Francis GUDIN wrote:
> > First issue: Ekiga tries to be smart and sets the popup's title to
> > reflect the caller's identity. Hence, a varying label that helps...
>
> You should check the class information of the client instead. This
> tells you the kind of program it is, rather than what title it has
> chosen to present itself with.
>
> wmiir read /view/sel/sel/class
Hm. That'd be nice, but /view seems to have disappeared from wmii-4.
There are sel directories in /client/<#>/ and /tags/, but I don't see
a "class" file in any of the directories. (I'm not sure what the 9P
terminology for these nodes is).
> > *THOUGH* a second issue raised: when the popup gets created, I see
> > no "CreateClient" event. I added a "catch-all" clause to watch
...
> For a ClientFocus event to occur, the respective client must have
> already been created---because the client number provided by
> ClientFocus points to the "/client/<client number>" client
> information path in wmii's file system.
That is to say, creating the client triggers the event to be generated.
Francis, you should try debugging your event queue first. Use:
wmiir read /event
and just let it sit there. Open some windows and see what it outputs.
Did you mention which version of WMII you were using?
--- SER
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