Re: FVWM: Escaping calls to State and Infosostore in piperead

2019-01-04 Thread Peter Holm
> Aside from avoiding asking the more obvious question of why you want to do it > this way, .. I just remember why I didn't like to use sticky windows for that. I just don't want to accidentally unstick any of those windows I randomly use to have floating around. Earlier I switched to use BOOKMA

Re: FVWM: Escaping calls to State and Infosostore in piperead

2018-12-27 Thread Thomas Adam
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 05:33:55PM +0100, Peter Holm wrote: > echo All '(State 31)' MovetoPage -1p 0p;\ Aside from avoiding asking the more obvious question of why you want to do it this way, there's no code change required. The above is wrong -- don't quote '(State 31)' as this wil

Re: FVWM: Escaping calls to State and Infosostore in piperead

2018-12-26 Thread Peter Holm
I Wrote earlier "And why I don't use transient windows instead, well I have further plans to use the state call - which I described shortly in my previous post." I used the wrong term here. I meant sticky, not transient. And also - a few years ago I used sticky windows for that, but it was someth

Re: FVWM: Escaping calls to State and Infosostore in piperead

2018-12-26 Thread Jaimos Skriletz
On Wed, Dec 26, 2018 at 9:35 AM Peter Holm wrote: > > This is more or less a follow up from my earlier question. > I have this > --- > Key Space A M State > $[infostore.transi] True > Key Space A C

FVWM: Escaping calls to State and Infosostore in piperead

2018-12-26 Thread Peter Holm
This is more or less a follow up from my earlier question. I have this --- Key Space A M State $[infostore.transi] True Key Space A C State $[infostore.transi] False .. AddToFunc StartFunction + I