thanks!
I didn't get the FvwmIdent connection from the man page, that makes sense now.
I wonder why when I use -n the string appears for a moment and then is overwritten what looks like values tied to the PS1 shell variable...
On Wed, Feb 06, 2002 at 04:55:18PM +0000, Mikhael Goikhman wrote:
> On 06 Feb 2002 12:57:50 -0500, Keith Kaple wrote:
> >
> > Let's say I have 50 xterms open, 19 of which are "special" for the moment, meaning they have been started with a specific purpose in mind. In my case they are router consoles started with a bash script line by something like:
> >
> > xterm $xtermopts -T 'otto 172.18.194.167' -e telnet $commserver 2019 &
> >
> > What is the easiest way to classify this xterm window from another xterm so with a function I can gather all my router consoles into one desk and cacade them?
>
> You already classify them using -T; -n is stronger; -name is even more.
> Use FvwmIdent to find out what all these 3 options do.
>
> All ('otto 172.18.194.167') Close
>
> Or if you want to automate things, bind this menu to a window button:
>
> DestroyMenu MenuFvwmWindowGroupOps
> AddToMenu MenuFvwmWindowGroupOps "Resource Group Ops" Title
> + "&Iconify%menu/window-iconify.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Iconify on
> + "De&Iconify%menu/window-iconify.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Iconify off
> + "&Shade%menu/window-shade.xpm%" Pick All ($r) WindowShade on
> + "Un&Shade%menu/window-shade.xpm%" Pick All ($r) WindowShade off
> + "R&aise%menu/window-raise.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Raise
> + "Lo&wer%menu/window-lower.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Lower
> + "" Nop
> + "&Delete%menu/window-delete.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Delete
> + "&Close%menu/window-close.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Close
> + "Destroy%menu/window-destroy.xpm%" Pick All ($r) Destroy
> + "" Nop
> + "Quick Move To ...%menu/window-move.xpm%" Popup MenuFvwmWindowGroupQuickMove
>
> This menu is copied from the fvwm-themes package.
> The "Pick" word is not needed, but it ensures that this menu is usable
> outside a window button too, when the current resource $r is not defined.
>
> BTW, how about to use a valid "From:" header?
>
> Regards,
> Mikhael.
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