Any chance to get some toplevel windows (each of them showing
some files in a directory) to be some kind of children in another
toplevel? This would look like Windoze managing windows on a root
window. If this window is iconified, all others are iconified with
it (same for deiconifiying).
tia,
Christian
Well, I'm not entirely sure if you're talking about MDI (multiple
document interface) or "grouping" separate top-level windows so that
they all iconify/deiconify together. If the former, see the previous
discussions on this in this newsgroup (just search Dejanews or whatever
for MDI); if the latter, check out the various "wm" commands (e.g. "wm
group") on the "wm" man page. As a side note, MDI is not used very
often, if at all, in the UNIX world; usually separate toplevels or other
schemes (like having a tabbed notebook with a tab per "window") are used
instead.
- Eric
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