On Friday 02 May 2003 21:26, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
> > there seems to be no $[w.layer] variable. How do i get the number of
> > the layer that the current window is in?
>
> There is no currently such variable, but it may be added.
>
> Modules can receive the window layers.
>
> Since there are only 12 (usually 3) layers, you may find a layer by a
> simple query (several queries) like this:
No, there seem to be 20 layers. For example I can move a window to layer 20
and a test similar to the one below verifies that it is indeed on layer 20.
But I can't move it higher. Is that correct?
In addition, I have another question:
With the following procedure I can move a window to layer 0.
1. Open a window (e.g. an rxvt).
2. Restart FVWM using the "Restart" function.
3. Move the window to the default layer with "Layer default".
Is this a bug (I'm still using 2.5.6)?
> ThisWindow (Layer 4) Echo it is on the layer 4
I wrote an initialization function that creates a function which sets the
layer name of the current window as the title of a menu (this is useful for
a window menu which allows changing of layers):
AddToFunc Create-Move-To-Layer-Menu-Set-Title
+ I SendToModule FvwmPerl eval \
for ($i=$f::minlayer; $i <= $f::maxlayer; $i++) { \
command("AddToFunc Move-To-Layer-Menu-Set-Title I ThisWindow (Layer
$i) AddToMenu Window-Operations-Move-To-Layer $i Title Top"); \
}
I set the varaibles $f::minlayer and $f::maxlayer somewhere else to 1 and
20, respectively.
Felix
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