On Mon, 1 May 2006 13:10:10 +0200, Toby Cubitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
| I've been having little success trying to get enlightenment to
| give a different icon to Mutt running inside an Eterm than to an Eterm
| itself.
|
| Here are the eterm.eap properties:
|
| $ enlightenment-eapp eterm.eap \
| -set-exe "Eterm" \
| -set-win-name "" \
| -set-win-class "Eterm"
|
| and here are my mutt.eap properties:
|
| $ enlightenment-eapp mutt.eap \
| -set-exe "Eterm -t mutt -T 'Mutt email client'" \
| -set-win-name "" \
| -set-win-class "" \
| -set-win-title "Mutt email client*"
|
| I've tried various other combinations of win-name, win-class and
| win-title settings, but to no avail. The Eterm window containing mutt
| always gets the Eterm icon (and it also appears with the Eterm icon in
| engage and ibox).
When I tried a similar thing with xterm and top,
I used "-name top" option with xterm, and specified like this:
enlightenment_eapp \
top.eap \
-set-name "top" \
-set-generic "top" \
-set-comment "" \
-set-exe "xterm -name top -e top" \
-set-win-name "top" \
-set-win-class "XTerm" \
-set-icon-class "top"
This makes it possible to use a different icon from the one of
xterm in my environment.
Eterm has "--name" option, and I used the option to attempt to
do the same thing with Eterm since I guessed the option was the
same as "-name" of xterm, but no luck.
|
| Can anyone suggest what eap properties I need?
|
| Thanks,
|
| Toby Cubitt
| --
| PhD Student
| Quantum Information Theory group
| Max Planck Institute for Quantum Optics
| Garching, Germany
|
| email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| web: www.dr-qubit.org
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