Re: Bind <space> to builtin_raise in mouse.c

[<tim...@en...>]

> On Wednesday 26 April 2006 02:24 pm, Timoth=E9e Lecomte wrote:
>> > Anyhow gnuplot already allows you to specify a window title,
>> > so all that's wanting is a way to change the prompt.
>> > 	myname =3D "Foo"
>> > 	set term x11 title myname
>> > 	set prompt myname."> "
>> >
>> >> Many programs I know are able to recognize if an instance is alread=
y
>> >> running.
>> >
>> > Probably safer to let the application do the naming.
>> > Pure numbers are not the most informative identifiers.
>>
>> Do you mean : "Probably safer to let the _user_ do the naming" ?
>
> Well no, I meant the application.   My thought
> was that if you ran applications A, B, and C simultaneously
> (or three instances A, B, and C of a single application like
> Octave), then the piped output from these apps to three separate
> gnuplot instances would respectively start with a line
> "myname =3D 'A'",  "myname =3D 'B',  or "myname =3D 'C'".
> I suppose in this case you could say the application *is* the user.

Ok, I get your point. Well, everything is already in place for such a
behaviour.

Timoth=E9e