Thank you all, for helping me.
You can see the result at
http://www.stud.uni-karlsruhe.de/~ugk8/current-screenshot.jpg
It really is beautiful :-)
And here are the final(?) functions:
DestroyFunc Thumbnail
AddToFunc Thumbnail
+ I Raise
+ I Piperead "xwd -silent -id $[w.id] > $[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].xwd"
+ I Iconify
+ I Exec nice -19 convert -resize 64x54 -frame 1x1 -mattecolor black -quality 0 xwd:$[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].xwd png:$[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].png; FvwmCommand 'WindowId $[w.id] WindowStyle IconOverride, Icon $[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].png, StaysOnBottom'
DestroyFunc DeThumbnail
AddToFunc DeThumbnail
+ I DestroyWindowStyle
+ I Exec rm -f $HOME/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].*
+ I deiconify-and-focus
Best regards
Klaus
On Mo, Jan 12, 2004 at 12:08:30 +0000, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
>
> > But only taking the screenshot has to be done synchronously. Try
> >
> > DestroyFunc Thumbnail
> > AddToFunc Thumbnail
> > + I Raise
> > + I PipeRead "xwd -silent -id $[w.id] \
> > > $[HOME]/.fvwm/icon.tmp.$[w.id].xwd"
> > + I Iconify
> > + I Exec FvwmCommand 'WindowId $[w.id] Iconify on'; \
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> > create-png; \
> > FvwmCommand 'WindowId $[w.id] WindowStyle Icon icon.png'
>
> For the sake of correctness, the marked part above should be removed.
> It is important to do "Iconify" in the function and not in Exec to avoid
> the double-iconify-corrupts-files problem. And to hope that Exec is
> finished before the user deiconifies/iconifies the window again to avoid
> the same problem.
>
> Regards,
> Mikhael.
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