On 08 Mar 2002 01:52:43 +0100, Marcus Lundblad wrote:
>
> I implemented the Hide command like this:
>
> AddToFunc
> + "I" MoveToDesk 0 12356
>
> Though, if I run this on a sticky window, it stays sticky.
> In the documentation it says on "MoveToPage" that it turns off sticky if
> it's on, but it doesn't say so for MoveToDesk (and it apparently doesn't).
> Is this intentional?
I don't think MoveToDesk should unstick a window. MoveToPage does unstick.
Ok, here is my implementation of your hide and unhide functions:
DestroyFunc HideWindow
AddToFunc HideWindow
+ I Pick # enable interactive execution of HideWindow
# + I Cond (Error) Break # this syntax is valid in 2.5.x, may be changed
+ I AddToFunc RestoreStickinessOf$w
+ I WindowId $w (Sticky) + I Stick on
+ I WindowId $w (Sticky) Stick off
# + I + I Break # you may add this line in 2.5.x
+ I MoveToDesk 0 123
DestroyFunc UnhideWindow
AddToFunc UnhideWindow
+ I AddToFunc RestoreStickinessOf$w
+ I Function RestoreStickinessOf$w
+ I DestroyFunc RestoreStickinessOf$w
+ I MoveToDesk
If you use 2.4.x, don't include commented out lines, they are not needed.
It is possible to simplify these functions a bit if don't want to handle
situations like two "hide" or two "unhide" on the same window. Usage:
All ("XClock") HideWindow
All ("XClock") UnhideWindow
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Fri Mar 08 2002 - 16:54:52 GMT