I'm trying to get an 'iconise-all' button onto certain windows (e.g.,
"Navigator"). It's farily simple to do this by having a generic Decor, and
having a second identical one that's got an extra button, then using that
decor on the relevant windows.
But is there a way of specifying for, say, button 6, a different
function for a different style? E.g.,
Style "Navigator" Mouse 0 6 A All (Navigator) Iconify On
Style "XTerm" Mouse 0 6 A All (XTerm) Iconify On
... would do it if Mouse were a style. I can't call a function upon the
click and have /it/ sort it out, since the function would only have the
window's ID, not its class.
If there's no way around this, a possible solution would be a '$c'
addition to the '$w', '$d', etc. that functions already have. I guess
'$n' would be good there too (window name).
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Received on Thu Jul 22 1999 - 07:37:52 BST