FVWM: Further info on de-iconifying xconsole - - does not work!

From: Thomas Adam <thomas_adam16_at_yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, 9 Feb 2001 00:46:45 -0800 (PST)

Dear All,

As soon as I got home from school, I booted into fvwm2
and made the following changes (kindly supplied by
Dominik Vogt), thus:

*FvwmEvent icon_name Function DeiconifyXconsole
*FvwmEventPassID
AddToFunc DeiconifyXconsole
+ "I" WindowId $0 (xconsole\*) iconify off

Then, I put the above into the correct .m4 files (as
suggested by Thomas A Gardiner). I then rebooted
fvwm2, and piped a message to /dev/console. The
asterisk did appear by the icon (and consequently my
piped message), but alas the xconsole window did not
popup so that I could view what was being displayed!!
I then realised that I should of changed icon_name to
the icon name of "xconsole" and I did. However, even
after this reboot...xconsole would not deiconify, so
that I could see what I had piped to it.

So, I then remembered that fvwm2 produces a error file
in my home directory (/root/.FVWM2-errors) I loaded
this and found that the following error had been
logged to it:

FvwmEvent Version 2.2.2 should only be executed by
fvwm!

Does this bear any relation to the problem??

Secondly (and I forgot to mention this yesterday) if I
do get this FvwmEvent working, is there a way of then
telling xconsole to deiconify to a specific area on my
screen??

Your help is again, much appreciated!!
Kind Regards,

Thomas Adam


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Thomas Adam
Linux Co-ordinator for The Purbeck School

e-mail (school): n6tadam_at_users.purbeck.dorset.sch.uk
e-mail (yahoo) : thomas_adam16_at_yahoo.com

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