Re: FVWM: Expand Stalonetray in Right Panel

On Fri, 18 May 2018 16:22:00 -0600
Jaimos Skriletz <[email protected]> wrote:
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> On Fri, May 18, 2018 at 4:08 PM, Brian <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > Thank you for the suggestion.  I'm trying to understand the "x" and
> > "x!" commands.  I'm using the DEFAULT dynamic configuration.  My
> > configuration is actually a 1280x720 screen on left with a 960x960
> > screen on the right.  The RightPanel config is showing on the
> > 1280x720 screen, which is just where I want it desplayed.  But for
> > some reason the the $[vp.height] is not properly calculating the
> > height.  I'll try the hard static config with 720.  What I'm not
> > understanding is that both the static and dynamic configs have both
> > the -225 and -205 lines. So I'm not clear which line you are
> > suggesting should be modified? I do understand the static config
> > can be calculated against the 720, but I believe the calculation is
> > against the bottom right, so having two different size screens is
> > confusing the calculation in the dynamic setup.
> >  
> 
> There is no 'x' command, there is a Test command that is testing for
> things. Test (x stalonetray) tests to see if your system has an
> executable called stalonetray, and then adjust the configuration.
> 
> The dynamic configuration in the default-config is a bit complicated
> due to tests, and using variables like $[vp.height]. My suggestion
> would be to follow the wiki link I gave you and rebuild the RightPanel
> in such a way that you don't need all the additional Test and
> computations done in your shell via PipeRead.
> 
> As for the lines to adjust, you need to adjust the two lines that have
> Test (x stalonetray) at the start. First increase the size of the
> button for stalonetray then reduce the size of the button for
> FvwmIconMan as described.
> 
> jaimos
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Agreed.  I plan to reconfigure to a static setting, rather than dynamic.
Thanks, 
BrianA_MN