>>>>> Romano Giannetti writes:
R> But colud not be possible
R> to add a function to the main fvwm2 (or an option to Raise and Lower
R> command)
R> in the style "raise it if and only if the window exists and is focused,
R> otherwise do a Nop"? Then FvwmAuto can use it to solve (I think) both
R> the black
R> dot and the flip-flop problem.
> PS:
> If you have any suggestions to hack out the "black dot", I'm ready to try
> anything -- my sparc10 is always slower than me :-)
R> I used the hack proposed by albrecht (thanks*1000!) and it works for me:
R> AddToFunc raise_if_exist "I" WindowId $w raise
R> AddToFunc "InitFunction" "I" Module FvwmAuto 1500 raise_if_exist
R> I have no more black dots since then. Hope this helps you.
R> Bye,
R> Romano
so with my first implementation of the WindowId function as a parameter to
the Prev/Next/None functions (chuck migh still have it lying around),
this could be used:
AddToFunc raise_if_exist "I" Next [WindowId $w, Focus] raise
AddToFunc "InitFunction" "I" Module FvwmAuto 1500 raise_if_exist
If chuck isn't able to find it in his patches, I might search for it once
more, but chuck urged me to make it an own function and then he rewrote
the Prev/Next/None stuff for a more elaborate syntax.
So he'll have to tinker with it anyways.
Chuck ?
albrecht
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Received on Thu Feb 20 1997 - 07:08:33 GMT