Neil Bird writes:
> Nathan Froyd wrote:
> > What you could do instead is have Decor "Foo" contain a Button 6, and then
> > have the appropriate NoButton statements in your Style
> > definition. Admittedly, this doesn't solve the larger problem of changing
> > the function for each window. Your suggestion for extra variables in the
> > function definition does sound nice, though.
>
> That's largely what I've got ATM. Currently, I have to have a function
> CreateStandardDecor that takes $0 = decor name & creates a decor called
> <$0> with all my fav. stuff in. Then, :
>
> CreateStandardDecor "DefaultDecor"
>
> CreateStandardDecor "IconiseAllDecor"
> AddToDecor IconiseAllDecor \
> AddButtonStyle 6 Pixmap FNX-window-iconise-all.xpm
>
>
Wouldn't it take up less space (potentially) to have one global decor and
then add NoButton 6 or Button 6 on the appropriate Style statements?
As to people reading vs. people using FVWM, I use it. :)
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Received on Sat Jul 24 1999 - 15:19:31 BST