Can anyone think of a way to restore a window's Icon after changing it,
or is there a way of getting that information from within an function?
I'm writing a simple Eye-Candy function, like this:
ExecUseShell /bin/ksh
DestroyFunc IconifyWithScreenshot
AddToFunc IconifyWithScreenshot
+ I Raise
+ I PipeRead "import -window $[w.id] -frame -silent -quality 0
$[HOME]/.fvwm/tmp.$[w.id].png \
&& convert -resize 64 -frame 1x1 -bordercolor white -quality 0 \
png:$[HOME]/.fvwm/tmp.$[w.id].png
png:$[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].png \
&& echo WindowStyle IconOverride, Icon $[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].png \
|| echo Nop"
+ I Iconify
+ I Schedule 1000 Exec rm $[HOME]/.fvwm/?(icon|tmp)*.png
example:
before:
http://dev.gentoo.org/~taviso/step1.png
after:
http://dev.gentoo.org/~taviso/step2.png
After removing the icons, I'd like to restore it to it's original Icon,
so that if I Iconify the window without using this function, it doesnt
just dissapear. Maybe theres a better way?
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