On 02/04/12 13:46, Brendan Jones wrote:
On 02/04/2012 01:12 PM, Kristian Amlie wrote:
On 02/04/12 00:17, Brendan Jones wrote:
OK, here's a suggested patch for the window title. For example:
# window title = "Synth 1", using name tag parameter
yoshimi -N "Synth 1"&
# window title = "Yoshimi: params-x"
# this is the existing behaviour using the load parameters flag
yoshimi -l /mnt/yoshimi/params-x.xmz&
# window title = "Synth 1: params-x", using both
yoshimi -N "Synth 1" -l /mnt/yoshimi/params-x.xmz&
Let me know if this is OK.
The patch works great on my system, and the code looks alright to my
eyes. Just one question though: With the current patch, you remove the
Yoshimi name entirely. It would be better to still keep "Yoshimi" as a
prefix, and add the name tag after it, no? Otherwise you can't see which
program it is at all in the task bar.
Thanks for the testing.
I was thinking that the "Yoshimi" text was a little redundant. With many
windows open you would start the name tag text would become obscured. I
think this is especially important in live situations where screen real
estate may be scarce. You could always include it in the name-tag
parameter? Interested to hear what others think!
I also noticed that the desktop icon is not being set in the title bar -
adding this may make identified the app easier, but we would probabyy
then want to do it to all the windows...
Brendan
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