On 28 Dec 2002 13:18:46 +0100, f.kater_at_gmx.net wrote:
>
> 2.) maximize
>
> I made my own xpm images and replaced the maximize function with my own
> (which is actually a ResizeMove action because I've got my FvwmTaskBar
> on *top* of the screen and so the built in maximize would always place
> the window on the 0,0 position and cover the TaskBar).
Use "EWMHBaseStruts 0 0 30 0" in 2.5.5 for the internal Maximize to work
like you want.
> My question: I'd like to make a maximized window borderless. That should
> word with AddToDecor somehow - but how can I toggle this back to the
> original state? I am thinking of a conditional command which calls two
> different decors when I press the maximize button of a window but how
> could I do that?
I would not do this with decors, I would use "Next (XCalc) Style $n ...".
This potentially changes the appearance of all windows with this name, but
you can't do anything about this until we have individual window styles.
It works pretty well in most of situations.
I copy the following text from my message to this list on October 2002
(with small change, in 2.5.5 "NoBorder" syntax was changed to "!Borders"):
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It is possible to do with 2.4.x too, but the if-else is tricky in 2.4.x
and additionally BorderWidth should be hadcoded and handles are forced:
DestroyFunc MaximizeFullScreen
AddToFunc MaximizeFullScreen
+ I Style $n NoTitle, NoHandles, BorderWidth 0
+ I UpdateStyles
+ I WindowId "$w" Maximize true
DestroyFunc UnmaximizeFullScreen
AddToFunc UnmaximizeFullScreen
+ I WindowId "$w" Maximize false
+ I Style $n Title, Handles, BorderWidth 5
Key F11 A SC Pick MaximizeFullScreen
Key F12 A SC Pick UnmaximizeFullScreen
2.5.x has no such problems (except that individual styles would not hurt):
DestroyFunc MaximizeFullScreen
AddToFunc MaximizeFullScreen
+ I ThisWindow (Maximized) Style $n Title, Borders
+ I CondCase (NoMatch) Style $n !Title, !Borders
+ I CondCase (NoMatch) Raise
+ I CondCase (NoMatch) UpdateStyles
+ I Maximize
Key F11 A SC Pick MaximizeFullScreen
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Sat Dec 28 2002 - 18:47:08 GMT