Dan Espen <dane_at_bae.bellcore.com> writes:
"Erwin J. van Eijk" <eijk_at_huygens.org> writes:
> Hi,
>
> I was thinking the following; I'm using Emacs with a lot of different
> files and a lot of different frames. And I'd like it very much if the
> icon displayed reflected the name of the frame. For instance, if I'm
> editing a C-file, the frame is called foo.c. I have a FvwmIconBox
> binding for "*.c" and an icon, and I want that icon displayed.
>
> However, this only works if the window is created with the name "*.c",
> and not if it changes afterwards. I think the following should be
> happening:
>
> If the Iconlabel changes, make a new lookup of the icon pixmap.
>
> Is this easy to implement, or am I wondering the impossible?
As I get deeper into the "multiple icon boxes patch" that I have been
working on, I see that it doesn't really affect the change you
proposed. Besides you mentioned the icon used by FvwmIconBox, not the
built-in IconBox.
I don't see why fvwm2 couldn't change the icon associated with a
window when it is notified of the changes in the class information. I
would assume that FvwmIconBox is or could be notified of the icon
change.
> Greetings
> EJ
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> | Erwin J. van Eijk | Functionless art is simply tolerated vandalism
> | eijk_at_acm.org | We are the vandals
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Received on Mon Oct 06 1997 - 09:51:11 BST