*- On 29 May, Olivier Chapuis wrote about "Re: FVWM: FvwmPager help"
> Dominik Vogt wrote:
>> Then you should use FvwmButtons, not FvwmPager. You can easily define
>> buttons looking the way you like there. E.g.:
>>
>> *FvwmButtons(Title Desk 1, Action 'GotoDesk 0')
>> *FvwmButtons(Title Desk 2, Action 'GotoDesk 1')
>> *FvwmButtons(Title Desk 3, Action 'GotoDesk 2')
>> *FvwmButtons(Title Desk 4, Action 'GotoDesk 3')
>>
>
> Hello,
>
> This a very good idea that I tried at once !
> (Desk 0 x seems better than GotoDesk x :o).
> However, this leads me to a problem:
> How can I use *Two* FvwmButtons (which can be
> started/killed independently) ? One for starting
> applications and the other for the above "pager".
> Sorry if this question is a FAQ.
>
man FvwmButtons
To use FvwmButtons with several different configurations,
you can invoke FvwmButtons with an optional parameter,
which it will use as its name instead (e.g "Module Fvwm
Buttons SomeButtons"). SomeButtons will then read only
the lines in the configuration file starting with "*Some
Buttons", and not the lines belonging to FvwmButtons.
You can also specify an optional configuration file to use
instead of the default fvwm configuration file, by giving
a second argument which is a filename. This will override
the setting "*FvwmButtonsFile", see below.
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Brian
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Received on Sat May 29 1999 - 09:47:02 BST