Thomas Lange <lange_at_informatik.Uni-Koeln.DE> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I like to maximize an application (emacs or xterm) when fvwm starts up
> without using a mouse click. Since I like to use the save fvwmrc file
> on different resolution, I can't use a specific geometry for this. Is
> it possible to start emacs from .xinitrc or .fvwmrc and then to maximize
> it without using the mouse?
It's possible to set the size of xterm and emacs using x-resources.
Here is part of the x-resources I use for XEmacs:
! Geometry changes based on screen size:
#if ( HEIGHT == 900 ) /* Traditional Sparc */
Emacs.geometry: 81x55+0+0
#elif ( HEIGHT == 1024 ) /* Sparc 21 inch */
Emacs.geometry: 81x63+0+0
#elif ( HEIGHT == 768 ) /* Exceed in 1024x768 mode */
Emacs.geometry: 81x46+0+0
#elif ( HEIGHT == 1200 ) /* My home machine, 1600x1200 use side x side layout */
! No good w. 10x20 Emacs*xmh.geometry: 81x68+757+105
Emacs.geometry: 81x56
#else /* I have no idea... */
Emacs.geometry: 81x40+0+0
#endif
--
Dan Espen E-mail: dane_at_mk.telcordia.com
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Received on Fri Dec 12 2003 - 07:34:48 GMT