Michael Tiefenback wrote:
>
> >From the manpage for fvwm2:
>
> Style windowname options
> This command is intended to replace the old fvwm
> 1.xx global commands NoBorder, NoTitle, StartsOn-
> Desk, Sticky, StaysOnTop, Icon, WindowListSkip,
> ^^^^^^^^^^
>
> Michael Tiefenback
Saw that but I couldn't work out how to use it in the following
scenario. After the window manager has been started I want to be able to
say 'this window should be on top now' and say, click a button on the
title bar to execute that.
I couldn't work out how you write the button command - how do you get
the current window name for:
Mouse 0 8 A Style [Current Window] OnTop
Sorry for not being clearer before - any ideas?
Nick
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Received on Mon Nov 24 1997 - 10:58:10 GMT