"Brian Jones" on wrote...
| I have a script that contains the following line:
|
| /usr/bin/import -page 754x582+20+20 $imgname
|
| With ImageMagick 5.5.6 (on RedHat Enterprise Linux 3U5 x64) this does
| exactly what I want, it brings the selected window to the foreground and
| then captures the window, slightly resizes it, and saves it to file
| $imgname.
|
| With ImageMagick 6.2.8 (on RedHat Enterprise Linux 5U1 x64) it does not
| bring bring the selected window to the foreground. Instead, it acts as if I
| had added "-screen" to the command line, producing the undesirable behavior
| of capturing parts of overlying windows.
|
| I couldn't find an option to force the window to the foreground. Any
| suggestions?
A X window solution is to use "xwit" with the default -pop
option, to de-iconify and rasie the window to the top of the
window stack.
I use this to resize, position iconify various windows under program
control. I also also used it to 'shake' a window to bring it to my
attention.
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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