On Mon, Sep 01, 2003 at 11:16:05AM +0200, Jules Alberts wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I recently installed gabber (yes, because of the MSN problems MS is
> causing) and I want to make some Styles for it. It has a small window
> which indicates status (light bulb when online etc.), a main window,
> chat windows etc. This brings me to this problem. Let's say I have
> windows with these names:
>
> 1. gabber
> 2. Gabber
> 3. gabber: one-on-one chat
>
> Now window 1. should be titleless and sticky, window 2. should have a
> title and window 3. should have a title
> and allways appear on location > x,y of the screen (BTW, how
> would I do this?)
Try setting the position via X resources and/or read FAQ question
3.18.
> The problem is that Style seems to be case-insensitive.
Style are case sensitive. Your problem comes from the fact that
all gabber windows have the class "Gabber". At the moment, fvwm
matches either class or resource or window name. You can tell it
specifically which one to use.
> I tried quoting
> it in `'"three"'` different ways, makes no difference. Does anybody
> have a solution? Thanks!
You should be able to "fix" this by choosing a clever order of
your style statements. Since "Gabber" matches all of these
windows you must specify that style first and override it for the
windows that have a different title:
Style Gabber title
Style gabber notitle
Style "gabber: one-on-one chat" title
(the last line is redundant).
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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Received on Mon Sep 01 2003 - 04:57:03 BST