> From: matusita_at_ics.es.osaka-u.ac.jp
> tfries> I mean, it is nice for styles to say 'Style "*rxvt*" blah'
> tfries> but, well, what if I want some rxvt's to have 'Style "rxvt"
> tfries> NoTitle' and others not?
>
> If my understanding about fvwm source, this can be done in current
> fvwm, I think. In fact, 'Style' built-in function (and some built-in
> function) is context-dependant, i.e., order of 'Style' command have a
> meanings.
>
> If you wanna do described above, try:
>
> Style "*rxvt*" blah
> Style "rxvt" NoTitle
>
> Window "foorxvtbar" matches only first Style command, but window
> "rxvt" matches first and second, so "rxvt" has no title, but blah
> style is also defined (of course, if blah has 'Title', this is ignored
> by second 'NoTitle').
While this will work in this instance, I was more referring to the ability
to 'dynaically' point, click, and tell fvwm I want __THIS__ window to not
have a title bar...rather than having to plan-ahead and change the title,
etc....
I haven't looked to the source, but doesn't fvwm keep track of each window
by it's id anyway? Wouldn't it be possible to allow something along the
lines of:
AddToMenu "Style Changes"
+ "Remove Title Bar" Style NoTitle
+ "Add Title Bar" Style Title
??
I know this would probably not be the exact implementation, but it is
what I am asking about...
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Todd Fries...tfries_at_umr.edu
http://www.cs.umr.edu/~tfries
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Received on Sun Oct 15 1995 - 20:36:30 BST