Re: FVWM: A way to dump Fvwm config? Or more strictly mouse and key bindings.
On 2012-08-30, Jaimos Skriletz wrote: >> which in some way say that it is not possible. >> > > Correct it is not possible to dump the whole running config. I would suggest > you find the config file on the machine if you want the whole config. > OK >> I want to find what action take in effect when double clicking on window >> border. For application, like "gmrun" (which have no titles) double clicking >> hide that window in background and raise another window to foreground (sorry >> if I describe in non-technical terms). >> > > There is a method to get some info about the current running config. Though > the PrintInfo command (see the man page for more details) you can print all > the keybindings. > > PrintInfo Bindings > > Will print all of the keybindings to stderr (this is $HOME/.xsession-errors > in many cases). > Using PrintInfo I reach my goal (from FvwmConsole). Info about ~/.xsession-errors is valuable. It is out of scope of Fvwm guides (only in http://www.fvwm.org/documentation/faq/#toc_5.8 "5.8 How do I capture the output (e.g. errors) of fvwm?"). I use nodm display manager to auto-login (without password prompt) and automatically launch my ~/.xinitrc. In my case errors come to ~/.xsession-errors. It is convenient open this file in Emacs with auto-revert-tail-mode. FAQ say about possibility to get errors in FvwmConsole but I don't get errors here. In any case I don't need this. Thanks for all who answer to me (also in private). -- Best regards!
Re: FVWM: A way to dump Fvwm config? Or more strictly mouse and key bindings.
> which in some way say that it is not possible. > Correct it is not possible to dump the whole running config. I would suggest you find the config file on the machine if you want the whole config. > I want to find what action take in effect when double clicking on window > border. For application, like "gmrun" (which have no titles) double clicking > hide that window in background and raise another window to foreground (sorry > if I describe in non-technical terms). > There is a method to get some info about the current running config. Though the PrintInfo command (see the man page for more details) you can print all the keybindings. PrintInfo Bindings Will print all of the keybindings to stderr (this is $HOME/.xsession-errors in many cases). jaimos
FVWM: A way to dump Fvwm config? Or more strictly mouse and key bindings.
I perform search queries in Google and found only one valuable thread: http://www.mail-archive.com/fvwm@hpc.uh.edu/msg07764.html FVWM: way to "dump" current config values? which in some way say that it is not possible. Also I try search for keyword "dump" and "list" and "debug" in Fvwm man page and FAQ without success to find anything related. I want to find what action take in effect when double clicking on window border. For application, like "gmrun" (which have no titles) double clicking hide that window in background and raise another window to foreground (sorry if I describe in non-technical terms). Without dumping I don't know how to get this information. -- Best regards!
