Volker Katz <Volker.Katz_at_gmx.de> writes:
> Hello,
> ... button should be a typicall "x" for our windows-user.
...
> # Should be an "x"-Button - but isn't. Told at
> # http://www.linux-magazin.de/Artikel/ausgabe/1996/09/Fvwm/fvwm-abb1.gif
> ButtonStyle 1 4 26x29_at_1 34x21_at_1 50x35_at_1 70x21_at_1
> 79x29_at_1 63x48_at_1 79x65_at_1 70x75_at_0
> 50x61_at_0 34x75_at_0 26x65_at_0 44x48_at_1 26x29_at_0
..,
> How can I get the button from top-left to top-right? And why doesn't it
> look like an "X".
The top right would be button 2, not 1.
The second number is the number of points in the vector.
You want 13, not 4.
You need backslashes at the end of each line:
ButtonStyle 2 13 26x29_at_1 34x21_at_1 50x35_at_1 70x21_at_1 \
79x29_at_1 63x48_at_1 79x65_at_1 70x75_at_0 \
50x61_at_0 34x75_at_0 26x65_at_0 44x48_at_1 26x29_at_0
Go here for more info on buttons:
http://www.fvwm.org/screenshots/vectorbuttons/
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Received on Thu Oct 14 2004 - 14:03:42 BST
