Sorry for the delay in posting a reply.
In emacs, you can use the file menu to create a new frame (window).
You then need to enter elisp commands to invoke these functions. An elisp
command can be entered interactively by pressing Alt-:
First, create a frame using the file menu.
Then capture
On 8/17/2011 3:07 PM, Gulliver.M.Smith wrote:
In emacs, you can use the file menu to create a new frame (window).
(raise-frame f)
(iconify-frame f)
(decionify-frame f)
(make-frame-visible f)
at least raise-frame works with my simple patch for raising top level
windows, see
On 14/07/2011 15:10, Gulliver.M.Smith wrote:
A web search shows that this has been asked before, but I thought I'd put it
out there again.
When using Cygwin X in multi-window mode (i.e. with each X window being its
own MS Windows window), the window manager ignores the window manager
A web search shows that this has been asked before, but I thought I'd put it
out there again.
When using Cygwin X in multi-window mode (i.e. with each X window being its
own MS Windows window), the window manager ignores the window manager
requests from Emacs and XEmacs to raise and lower
