On Mon, Mar 22, 2004 at 11:55:30AM +0000, Ukpong Ukpong wrote:
>
> Yes tried that but need to find out the number of active desktops at
> runtime...isn't this set some where !!!!!
Currently not, but I have a patch on my disk that adds the
variable $[w.desk] to get a window's desk. With that, you can
make a script that calculates the min and max used desk:
destroyfunc get_used_desks
addtofunc get_used_desks
+ i setenv DESK_MIN $d
+ i echo setenv DESK_MIN $d
+ i setenv DESK_MAX $d
+ i echo setenv DESK_MAX $d
+ i all (circulatehit) piperead '\
if [ $[w.desk] -lt $[DESK_MIN] ]; then \
echo "setenv DESK_MIN $[w.desk]"; \
fi; \
if [ $[w.desk] -gt $[DESK_MAX] ]; then \
echo "setenv DESK_MAX $[w.desk]"; \
fi \
'
After running that script, you can get the min and max used desk
numbers with
$[DESK_MIN]
and
$[DESK_MAX]
(the script has to be rerun each time these variables are to be
used).
Unfortunately, I can not access CVS right now to check in the
patch.
Ciao
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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