On Thu, May 20, 1999 at 09:19:02AM +0100, neil.bird_at_rrds.co.uk wrote:
>
> fvwm2.2/sparc/solaris2.5.1: if I create a menu 'by hand' (fvwm2rc):
>
> AddTomenu uaa2src____ "uaa2-src ..." Title
> + "localhost" exec xterm -T uaa2-src -n uaa2src -e rlogin -l uaa2src
> localhost
> + "" Nop
> + "wsc097" exec xterm -n uaa2src -e rlogin -l uaa2src wsc097
> + "wsc098" exec xterm -n uaa2src -e rlogin -l uaa2src wsc098
> + "wsc099" exec xterm -n uaa2src -e rlogin -l uaa2src wsc099
>
> ... etc. for lots of machines ... I get a separator for the "" Nop bit.
> Fine. However, I have several accounts now that I need to bring up xterms
> for in the same way, and it's an arse maintaining several lists of valid
> machines. So, I did this in my fvwm2rc (XTerm iss a small wrpper for xterm
> - ignore):
>
> Function NewPeep uaa2src
> Function NewPeep twkadm
> Function NewPeep hjmoore
>
>
> AddToFunc NewPeep \
> "I" AddToMenu Peeps "$0" Popup $0____ Item 80 -100-4p
> + "I" DestroyMenu $0____
> + "I" AddTomenu $0____ "localhost" \
> exec XTerm -r `uname -n` $0 "$0 login `uname -n`" "$0"
> + "I" AddTomenu $0____ "" \
> Nop
> + "I" AddTomenu $0____ "wsc097" \
> exec XTerm -r wsc097 $0 "$0 login wsc097" "$0"
> + "I" AddTomenu $0____ "wsc098" \
> exec XTerm -r wsc098 $0 "$0 login wsc098" "$0"
>
>
> .. etc. (I've split the lines to fit them into the e-mail).
>
> This does work, but I don't get any separator! Now, I *can* make the ""
> into "-", and the entry duly appears, but of course then I just see '-' as
> its label!
>
> Why does the 'AddTomenu blah "" Nop' not work in this instance?
Can you try this instead:
+ "I" AddTomenu $0____ \"\" Nop
^^^^
Bye
Dominik ^_^
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Received on Thu May 20 1999 - 05:58:05 BST