Re: FVWM: Smart maximize
Have you tried to set the Style MinPlaceOverlap to subjected window and then call PlaceAgain on it? This works for me: DestroyFunc movetofreeplace AddToFunc movetofreeplace + I WindowStyle MinOverlapPlacement + I PlaceAgain On 28Nov12 17:24 +0100, Piotr Isajew wrote: > On Sat, Nov 24, 2012 at 09:14:36AM -0500, Dan Espen wrote: > > > If you want to go that far, I recommend using FvwmPerl and the > > module interface. You can ask Fvwm for a list of windows with > > Send_Windowlist. > > Thanks. I've tried the module interface. It will be probably the > best option for what I need. > > Regards, > > Piotr >
Re: FVWM: SendKey Multicast ...
On 22Nov12 09:17 -0500, Dan Espen wrote: > Fvwm doesn't have a command to generate keystrokes. I was thinking about: WindowId 0x1402179 FakeKeypress press H where the winid is a urxvtc this works for me as an example...
Re: FVWM: SendKey Multicast ...
On 22Nov12 14:17 +, Thomas Adam wrote: > This is what tmux(1) using its "synchronize-panes" option is for. Great. I will go for tmux then! I my setup I will have tmux inside tmux then ...
FVWM: SendKey Multicast ...
Hi List, I wonder if it is somehow possible to send key events (typed in a head-window) to a set of other client-windows... This could help in doing small sized cluster/VM administration ... Thanks,
Re: FVWM: set style by state
On 07Nov12 09:19 +, Thomas Adam wrote: > What do you think this line does? I expected the line to select a set of windows, on which the following functions operate. Now I see that this is not working this way.
Re: FVWM: $[page.nx] etc. not functioning
On 07Nov12 10:12 +, Thomas Adam wrote: > Correct. And? ... just for info.
Re: FVWM: set style by state
On 07Nov12 07:54 +, Thomas Adam wrote: > Sure it does -- again, there's a difference between a window and > function context. Confer: Sorry for causing confusion. You are right, the following works: """ DestroyFunc F0 AddToFunc F0 + I Pick + I Move w+10 w+0 + I Move w+0 w+10 DestroyFunc F1 AddToFunc F1 + I All (FvwmConsole) + I Move w+10 w+0 + I Move w+0 w+10 Key F9 A A Function F1 Key F8 A A Function F0 """ F8 and F9 both move the window in the same way. What does not work (for me with 2.5.30) is this listing: """ DestroyFunc PullTaggedWindows AddToFunc PullTaggedWindows + I All (State $0) + I Move w+10 w+0 + I Move w+0 w+10 """ Here the mouse pointer offers me to interactively select a window. On the other hand this works: """ DestroyFunc PullWindow AddToFunc PullWindow + I Move w+10 w+0 + I Move w+0 w+10 DestroyFunc PullTaggedWindows AddToFunc PullTaggedWindows + I All (State $0) PullWindow """ Here the windows with the state set are moved properly. Maybe there is an issue when using states as the conditional ?!?
Re: FVWM: set style by state
> Try adding this to PullTaggedWindows: > > + I All (State $0) WindowStyle HilightBack #ff, BorderWidth 10 Great, the WindowStyle statement is working for me. Thanks,
Re: FVWM: set style by state
> State is for conditional expressions. > We need more information about what you are trying to do. More in detail: Mouse 2 W 4 Function TagWindow 10 Mouse 2 R 4 Function PullTaggedWindows 10 DestroyFunc TagWindow AddToFunc TagWindow + I Pick State $0 1 DestroyFunc PullTaggedWindows AddToFunc PullTaggedWindows + I All (State $0) MoveToPage + I All (State $0) MoveToDesk + I Schedule 500 All ( State $0 ) State $0 0 I use State 10 for tagging arbitrary windows. Now I would like to give the tagged windows a different style than untagged windows (e.g. a big red border) I guess that's not possible doing it with the Style statement, because it does not accept conditional expressions (only name, class, resource) > Perhaps when you set the state, you should also set the style. I do not know how to apply a style rule to a single window. This would solve my problem of course. Thanks,
FVWM: set style by state
Hi list, someone may has an idea of how to make a State of a window visible. e.g. if a window has State 10 true, give it a big red border. Behind this, I try to do tag arbitrary windows (even from different pages) with State 10 to true and then calling on another Page All (State 10) MoveToPage. This works, but I do not see it, when windows are tagged. Thanks, Bastian
Re: FVWM: FvwmIconMan: Sticky Icons..
On 21.Feb.11 16:32 +, Thomas Adam wrote: > But you can do this -- assuming you tell FvwmIconMan to not honour > WinListSkip. > > Style * WindowListSkip > Style foo Sticky, WindowListHit > Style bar StickyPageIcon, WindowListHit Thanks Thomas, this approach worked, but ofcourse it unconfigured my WindowList setup, which I am used to work with as well. Now I am doing, some kind af symbiosis between WindowList and FvwmIconMan. Cheers,
