| cbfk23 2004-04-29, 8:10 am |
| Chuck Dillon <spam@nimblegen.com> wrote in message news:<c6ouhm$rtq$1@grandcanyon.binc.net>...
> cbfk23 wrote:
>
>
> To raise the window you need to determine it's window id. If you can
> reliably determine the name/title of the window from ps you can look up
> the id using that string (see man xwininfo and the -name feature).
>
> Play with "xwininfo -root -tree", xlswins and xlsclients to
> characterize what you can determine about the application's X properties.
>
> Can you use one of those X clients to identify the window rather than ps?
>
> Assuming you can identify the id, there's no standard X client for
> raising the window. Does HP-UX include the dtksh (which is a ksh with
> built in X call support)? If so, you could call XRaiseWindow from it.
> Otherwise you probably need to write a little X application to do the
> raise.
>
> You might want to follow-up to comp.windows.x and/or an HP-UX specific
> group.
>
> -- ced
Thanks a lot for the information which is helpful for me. I can't
control the name of the X-window and the name seems to be not unique.
I tried to run dtksk and I got "command not found".
Any information on the little application" to do the raise?
Neil
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