Scott Smedley wrote:
> Hi Glen,
>
>
>>It doesn't seem to
>>recognize FvwmTabs as the module (window?) name. I removed the 'Style "FvwmTabs"...' line
>>because it isn't doing anything.
>
>
> Quite right. By default perl/Tk sets the class/resource name to 'Toplevel'.
>
> To fix, replace the Toplevel() function call in createNewTabber()
> with this line of code:
>
> my $tl = $TOP->Toplevel(Name => 'FvwmTabs', -class => 'FvwmTabs', -title => $title);
>
> & all should be fine.
Scott,
Bingo. I now have a Title Bar. However, NoSticky isn't working - it's still sticky.
Glancing through the man pages it appears that NoSticky only works in a WindowList
context. That's not a major problem. I'll just remove Sticky as a default Fvwm
Module behavior and set it on an individual basis.
A couple of questions:
1) When capturing web browsers, I can't type a URL into the location field.
Is it supposed to behave like that? Is there a fix?
2) Is there a way to program shortcut keys so I can Alt-left or Alt-right
between tabs instead of using the mouse?
Great module. Thanks for writing it!
Glen
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Received on Sat Jan 18 2003 - 12:01:07 GMT