On 26 Oct 2003 16:44:05 -0200, romildo_at_uber.com.br wrote:
>
> > > I have tried setting the layer for fbpanel, but it did not worked.
> > > I have the command "Style "fbpanel" StaysOnTop" in my configuration
> > > file, but fbpanel is still put in layer 4:
> >
> > Dominik changed the behaviour of StaysOnTop and other similar Style
> > options. It now works for new windows only. For existing windows use:
> >
> > All (fbpanel) Layer 0 6
>
> I do not undestand this. In my FVWM configuration I have:
>
> #-----------------------------------------------------
> AddToFunc StartFunction
> + I None (fbpanel, CirculateHit) Exec fbpanel
> + I None (fbpanel, CirculateHit) Wait fbpanel
> + I EwmhBaseStruts 0 0 0 32
>
> Style "fbpanel" StaysOnTop
> #-----------------------------------------------------
>
> Isn't the Style command executed before the Exec
> command? That is, when the fbpanel command is
> executed, the Style command has alread been
> executed (fbpanel is called after FVWM initializion,
> since it is called in StartFunction). Then it should
> be a new window and it should be put in the
> top layer. What is wrong in this reasoning?
Nothing is wrong here, if you issue the Style command in .fvwm2rc
and not in FvwmConsole, then it should work.
It is possible that fbpanel puts itself on layer 4 using GNOME or EWMH
hints. Does "Layer +1" command work on fbpanel?
If no, try to add some Ignore hint option to Style fbpanel to disallow
fbpanel to put itself on a different layer. It is also possible fbpanel
has a GUI dialog to set its layer, I am not familar with fbpanel,
but I know the GNOME panel has it.
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Sun Oct 26 2003 - 13:00:44 GMT