On Tue, Oct 24, 2017 at 06:58:55PM +0530, Bhupendra Kumar Jain wrote: > Hi Adam,
It's Thomas, actually. Adam is my surname. Oh, and don't drop the 'fvwm@fvwm.org' from replies. I don't do private FVWM consultancy. > I didn't understand the solution you just mentioned. Can you please > elaborate each step please as I have not used fvwm much and am failing to > understand the use? Style * InitialMapCommand CheckMe This defines a style line for all windows (indicated by '*') which will then instruct FVWM to run a function (indicated by 'CheckMe') whenever a new window is mapped (indicated by the 'InitialMapCommand' style option). Mapped is just a techical Xlib term for "initially visible on the screen". The CheckMe function then, has to check the condition of all windows created. Since this is a FVWM function, we have to define it like so: DestroyFunc CheckMe AddToFunc CheckMe The next line: + I ThisWindow (SomeClass) Move x y z Is telling the function that as soon as it is called from a command (that's what the 'I' means -- it stands for "Immediate"), the window is checked for a condition. "ThisWindow" is the window we've just mapped -- it's a way of telling FVWM which window. The condition of this test "SomeClass" is just that -- a way of identifying which window we want to have the Move command applied to. Another way of doing this would be: Style SomeProgramOfMine InitialMapCommand Move x y z HTH, Thomas Adam
