[ icewm-Patches-2916514 ] New winoption: "ignoreUrgentHint"

Patches item #2916514, was opened at 2009-12-17 15:40
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Category: another bloating feature
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Private: No
Submitted By: CJ (cyb0rg)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: New winoption: "ignoreUrgentHint"

Initial Comment:
I recently started using an application which would throw up the window's "Urgent" hint every single time anything in the window updated, which was highly annoying, to say the least (esp. given that I'd have five of these windows open at once).

In response, I patched up my local icewm to support an "ignoreUrgentHint" winoption, which has restored sanity to my desktop.  I'd like to think that I've implemented it properly, though of course you can be the judge of that.  On the offchance that it's something that you'd like to merge, but it needs work/changing or whatever, I'd be happy to modify the patch as-necessary; just let me know.  I would, of course, certainly understand if you didn't feel it was worth merging.

Patch is against the icewm_1_2_37 CVS tag.  Thanks for a great WM!

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