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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2003-12-10 08:31:11
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> I cannot comment on how useful it is under Windows, OS2, etc. > If you need it, then fine. > > But I am not yet convinced it is useful in an X11 environment. > There are better solutions available at a higher level (the window > manager). I think I have written here several times why these solutions do not work, or they would work only with some additional effort. > I do take your point that the window title is not always obvious. > We have a "set term ... title 'foo'" option, but the user may not always > think to take advantage of it. Maybe we should add an auto-title > feature, similar to the auto-titling of plots themselves? > If the user has set an explicit title, then use that one. If the user has > not set a window title, then set it to match the title of the current plot > displayed in the window. Does that sound reasonable? This discussion is nice -- but it is not a replacement for "raise", that's just an additional feature. > But I also don't think it is necessary. I am perfectly happy to just > click on the appropriate icon or taskbar entry to raise the window > if I need to. If appropriate I can even "pin" it via always-on-top so > that it stays visible at all times. BTW, there are experimental workstations with X11 where there is no "nice" window manager to use those tricks with titles. --- Petr Mikulik |