Hi all fvwm gurus
Im trying to implement the following behavior in a function for use in
FvwmTaskBar's Click1 function. But I am having trouble doing so
The following behavior is desired, note that the function will quit
using "Break" as soon as one option is chosen and executed
1. the window will be raised and focused if it is overlapped by any
window (i.e not the top most window)
2. the window will be raised and focused if it is not currently focused,
even if it is the top most window
3. the window will be minimized if it is already the top most window and
its focused
4. the window will be deiconified and raised and focused if it is
currently in a iconified state
here is what i have right now
DestroyFunc Raise-or-Iconify
AddToFunc Raise-or-Iconify
+ I ThisWindow (Iconic) Deiconify-and-Raise
+ I TestRc (Match) Break
+ I ThisWindow (!Raised) Focus-and-Raise
+ I TestRc (Match) Break
+ I ThisWindow (!Focused) Focus-and-Raise
+ I TestRc (Match) Break
+ I Iconify
The problem I Have is the line
+ I ThisWindow (!Raised) Focus-and-Raise
Because testing for Raised condition also require the window to be
"fully visible within the view port". Therefore a window which is on the
very top but part of it not in the current viewport will cause it to
return "not raised" even though the window is on the very top (causing
option 1 to be executed when option 3 is desired). Is there a way to
simply test if a window is on the very top without the "fully visible
condition"? Any workaround is appreciated
Thank you in advance
DavidHi all fvwm gurus
Im trying to implement the following behavior in a function for use in
FvwmTaskBar's Click1 function. But I am having trouble doing so
The following behavior is desired, note that the function will quit
using "Break" as soon as one option is chosen and executed
1. the window will be raised and focused if it is overlapped by any
window (i.e not the top most window)
2. the window will be raised and focused if it is not currently focused,
even if it is the top most window
3. the window will be minimized if it is already the top most window and
its focused
4. the window will be deiconified and raised and focused if it is
currently in a iconified state
here is what i have right now
DestroyFunc Raise-or-Iconify
AddToFunc Raise-or-Iconify
+ I ThisWindow (Iconic) Deiconify-and-Raise
+ I TestRc (Match) Break
+ I ThisWindow (!Raised) Focus-and-Raise
+ I TestRc (Match) Break
+ I ThisWindow (!Focused) Focus-and-Raise
+ I TestRc (Match) Break
+ I Iconify
The problem I Have is the line
+ I ThisWindow (!Raised) Focus-and-Raise
Because testing for Raised condition also require the window to be
"fully visible within the view port". Therefore a window which is on the
very top but part of it not in the current viewport will cause it to
return "not raised" even though the window is on the very top (causing
option 1 to be executed when option 3 is desired). Is there a way to
simply test if a window is on the very top without the "fully visible
condition"? Any workaround is appreciated
Thank you in advance
David
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Received on Thu Jul 15 2004 - 10:47:48 BST