Thank you, Mikhael.
Great advice to use sync. PipeRead in exchange of async. Exec !.
The same can be applied in the menu instruction
for visualizing the last closed window:
> + "last X closed" Exec exec xwud -in $HOME/.lastx.xwd
it doesn't show up immediatly,
which can create confusion in the user.
To avoid it:
+ "last X closed" Exec piperead `xwud -in $HOME/.lastx.xwd >/dev/null`
Have another millenium.
Juanjo.
ojnauj_at_netscape.net
-Previous mail:
On 30 Dec 2000 08:35:16 -0500, ojnauj_at_netscape.net wrote:
>
> AddToFunc Close-and-Dump "I" Raise
> + "I" Exec xwd -silent -id $w -out $HOME/.lastx.xwd
> + "C" Close
>
> ClickTime 300
It will work with any ClickTime and not only on "C" if you use synchronous
PipeRead instead of asynchronous Exec:
+ I PipeRead `xwd -silent -id $w -out $HOME/.lastx.xwd >/dev/null`
Regards,
Mikhael.
migo_at_homemail.com
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Received on Thu Jan 04 2001 - 04:48:34 GMT