Graphic windows properties

[Fred]

Hy evary one !

Is-it possible to avoid someone to move a graphic windows with a
mouse ?

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In article <fee2faa7-b4d1-4d4f...@d34g2000vbm.googlegroups.com>,

f = scf(0); // assume window 0
f.figure_position=[200,200];

Will move the window without using the mouse, if that is what want.
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[Red]

Hi all,

I guess it should possible with your window manager but not with
scilab.

By the way if you know the position exactly that you want to keep then
you can use it in a event handler

// Defining a function for event handling

> function MyEventHandler(windowNumber, x, y, eventNumber)
> if ibut == -1000 then return; end;
> if ibut == -1 then
> f= scf(windowNumber); f.figure_position=[200,200];
> end;
> endfunction

// Then you use it the following way :

> plot(1,1);
> seteventhandler('MyEventHandler');

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Actually this does not block your window but every time the user
passes the mouse over the plot the window is repositioned.
So that maybe annoying : window jumping
and the plot may be blinking : constant repositioning

Maybe that helps, and you find any better solution tell the community.

Best Regards,
Red.