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C0ffeeMan
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whenever i do a /window -h , it should be the opposite of /window -w
they are hide/show button in taskbar, respectively.
but /window -h #channel will minimize the channel also, i don't want it to do that, because /window -n #channel should do that on it's own.
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Hoopy frood
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C0ffeeMan
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i fixed my own problem, becuase i had to hide it in the switchbar but not minimize it
but not restore windows that were already minimized (i'm cycling through alot of channels)
so here's my fix
alias hidetask {
if ($window($1).state == hidden) {
window -h $1
}
if ($window($1).state == normal) {
window -h $1 | window -r $1
}
}
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Why are you re-hiding windows that are already hidden?
alias hidetask {
window $&
$iif($window($1-).state == minimized, -h, $&
$iif($window($1-).state == normal, -hr, $&
$iif($window($1-).state == maximized, -hx))) $&
$iif($2, $+(",$1-,"), $1)
}Using this version, you can /hidetask Status Window or some other multi-word window name (like sends and gets), as well as channel, query, chat or fserve windows.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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mmm, sexy use of $iif and $& What about this method? alias hidetask {
goto $window($$1-).state
:minimized | window -h " $+ $1- $+ " | return
:normal | window -hr " $+ $1- $+ " | return
:maximized | window -hx " $+ $1- $+ " | return
:hidden | return
}- Raccoon
Well. At least I won lunch.
Good philosophy, see good in bad, I like!
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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How about this? :tongue: alias hidetask window $$replace($window($1-).state,hidden,$null,minimized,-h,normal,-hr,maximized,-hx) $iif($2," $+ $1-",$1) The reason I use $iif() to check for a 2nd word is that /window does not like quotes around a DCC chat window name, so /window -h "=blah" doesn't work.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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/window does not like quotes around a DCC chat window name
Hmmm, thanks. Never noticed that.
Well. At least I won lunch.
Good philosophy, see good in bad, I like!
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Fjord artisan
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Fjord artisan
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instead of =nick you can use "Chat nick"
If i remember an old code from a switchbar, it works.
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ScatMan
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why not just -ha instead of -hr and -hx ?
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