On 27 May 2001 20:15:08 +0200, Fabio Stumbo wrote: > > > I have no problems to swallow asfsm, works like with any other window. > > I used a usual (Swallow "asfsm" `Exec exec asfsm`). > > > > Please post your FvwmButtons config if you still have problems. > > Here is my config. Eventually I got it swallowed using the option > "UseOld", but I can't understand why: I just tried randomly... :-(
[skipped] > *FvwmButtons: (2x2, Frame 4, Swallow(UseOld) "asfsm" `Exec asfsm \ > -bp None -bg rgb:4/6/4 -fg rgb:9/9/0 \ > -pbg rgb:4/6/4 -pfg rgb:f/f/0 -pbp None -i 60`) I see that in your example, without UseOld asfsm is not swallowed. This seems a problem of asfsm after all. :) The man page of asfsm suggests "-i sec" to change a scanning interval. But in fact, asfsm with -i starts iconic and immediately deiconifies itself. This confuses FvwmButtons. So either don't use -i or use UseOld or bother asfsm developers to conform to the man page or bother fvwm developers to fix swalowing. A note, if I don't use UseOld and then iconify/deiconify asfsm it is swallowed after this action. > > I can't get raise_window/lower_window events in FvwmEvent at all. > > Not using a module (FvwmTaskBar, FvwmConsole) not in any other way. > > > > It seems that lower_window event is not sent at all anywhere in the code. > > Probably someone else knows more about this. > > That's very strange: with 2.2.4 I had raise/lower working fine in any > case. Now (2.3.32) just the taskbar. Together with what you have, it > doesn't seem very deterministic, like a copmuter program should be... Don't underestimate a complexity of conditions in large programs. I can only add that I do get raise_window events when I enter gnome panel's subpanel, it asks (version 1.4) to raise itself when entered. I also sometimes enter a mode when usual RaiseLower or Raise generate raise_window. But right now they don't generate it while panel does. And lower_window is simply not sent as I already mentioned. I used for testing: *FvwmEvent-Test: Cmd "Exec xmessage" # "Echo" *FvwmEvent-Test: raise_window "raise window" Module FvwmEvent FvwmEvent-Test #KillModule FvwmEvent FvwmEvent-Test (I also currently have FvwmEvent-Sound with raise_window defined.) I don't consider any of the problems in this message critical for 2.4.0. They may be fixed later. Regards, Mikhael. -- Visit the official FVWM web page at <URL:http://www.fvwm.org/>. To unsubscribe from the list, send "unsubscribe fvwm-workers" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To report problems, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
