On Thu, Jul 15, 2004 at 11:45:17AM -0400, David Wu wrote: > Hi all fvwm gurus > > Im trying to implement the following behavior in a function for use in > FvwmTaskBar's Click1 function. But I am having trouble doing so > > The following behavior is desired, note that the function will quit > using "Break" as soon as one option is chosen and executed > > 1. the window will be raised and focused if it is overlapped by any > window (i.e not the top most window) > 2. the window will be raised and focused if it is not currently focused, > even if it is the top most window > 3. the window will be minimized if it is already the top most window and > its focused > 4. the window will be deiconified and raised and focused if it is > currently in a iconified state > > here is what i have right now > > DestroyFunc Raise-or-Iconify > AddToFunc Raise-or-Iconify > + I ThisWindow (Iconic) Deiconify-and-Raise > + I TestRc (Match) Break > + I ThisWindow (!Raised) Focus-and-Raise > + I TestRc (Match) Break > + I ThisWindow (!Focused) Focus-and-Raise > + I TestRc (Match) Break > + I Iconify > > The problem I Have is the line > + I ThisWindow (!Raised) Focus-and-Raise > Because testing for Raised condition also require the window to be > "fully visible within the view port". Therefore a window which is on the > very top but part of it not in the current viewport will cause it to > return "not raised" even though the window is on the very top (causing > option 1 to be executed when option 3 is desired). Is there a way to > simply test if a window is on the very top without the "fully visible > condition"? Any workaround is appreciated
Try the new condition "Overlapped" I just committed to CVS. Ciao Dominik ^_^ ^_^ -- Dominik Vogt, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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