FvwmM4 definitely allows you to do this, and I assume FvwmCpp does
too. Here's a very simple example (note I use {} as m4 quote chars):
addtoMenu testmenu "Fvwm FVWM_VERSION" Title
ifelse({host1},HOSTNAME,{
+ "This is host1" Nop
},{host2},HOSTNAME,{
+ "This is host2" Nop
},{
+ "This is some other host" Nop
}
FvwmM4 defines the HOSTNAME and several other things. I believe the
man page states all of them, though you might want to check the source
to be certain.
To use FvwmM4, I start fvwm2 with:
fvwm2 -cmd "FvwmM4 -m4-squote { -m4-equote } .fvwm2rc" >/tmp/fvwm-errors 2>&1
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Received on Fri Jan 16 1998 - 14:06:44 GMT