On 23/08/06, Andrei Popov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, if the window doesn't set WM_NAME or somesuch, then FVWM will
> set an internal of "Untitled" for no window title, and "NoClass" for
> windows that doesn't supply a class. So you can use FvwmIdent to
> check of course, then use that in your style line.
Thanks for your reply.
I checked the window with FvwmIdent, it shows nothing for title and
name (no Untitled or NoClass). The class and resource strings are set,
though.
What are they set to?
So the window must be setting the title string to nothing, I take it?
No -- it's entirely possible that it just doesn't set a title at all.
If it's a transient window as you've suggested then that's under the
ownership of the parent application. Ideally, it ought to really have
a title of its own. I suggest you point this out to the developers.
What I'm trying to accomplish is to automatically set the NoTitle
style to windows with zero titles. I've seen some apps that have this
problem, Revelation Password Manager is one example. In my experience,
such windows are always dialog windows.
There's no point doing this, but see xprop(1) if anything, this is
what would do it.
I don't know if it's Revelation's fault of FVWM's, so I'm not sure
where to submit a bug report...
-- Thomas Adam
