NAME sdtwinlist - Window list for CDE SYNOPSIS sdtwinlist [ -c none | application | state ] [ -f gotowindow | getwindow ] [ -s application | state | window | workspace ] DESCRIPTION sdtwinlst is an interactive Window List viewer. When run, sdtwinlst will display a list of current applica- tion windows that are available on the current screen, detailing which workspace(s) the window resides in, state, and window title. Windows can then be selected and various actions can be per- formed on them, which are available both from the pulldown Window Menu or a Popup Menu over the window list itself. Double clicking on a window list item will bring that window to focus. Depending on what the double click option is set to, double clicking will either change workspace to the workspace the selected window resides in or move the window from whatever workspace it is located in to the current workspace. sdtwinlst once launched will remain active until exited. There will only be one instance of sdtwinlst running at any time for each screen on the user's desktop. Further launches of sdtwinlst will force the currently running sdtwinlst to come to focus. OPTIONS -c none | application | state Specify Columns to View in List. The option arguments must be one of the following : none View neither application nor state columns. application View only application column. state View only state column. If this option is not supplied, the default behavior is to view all columns. -f gotowindow | getwindow Specify what double click on a selected item of the window list will do. The option arguments must be one of the following : gotowindow Change current view to location of window selected. getwindow Change location of window selected to current location. If this option is not supplied the default behavior is gotowindow. -s application | state | window Specify the Column to sort the window list by. The option arguments must be one of the following : application Sort by the Application type. state Sort by the window state. window Sort by the Window title. workspace Sort by the workspace name. If this option is not supplied, the default behavior is to sort by window title. GUI USAGE The three menu buttons across the top of the main window bar are described below. Window The Window menu contains the following items. Go To Window Transfers user to workspace where window is located and makes selected window the currently focused window. Can only be performed on single selection. Get Window Moves selected window to the current workspace and makes it the currently focused window. Can only be performed on single selection. Lower Lowers the selected window(s) to the bottom of the window stack. Minimize Minimize the selected window(s). Close Window Attempts to close the selected window(s). If the window being closed is the last window for its application, then a confirmation dialog is shown. Terminate Application For each window selected, prompts user to confirm termination of application. If confirmed, then closes this window and all other windows associ- ated with application. Move To Workspace Move all selected windows from their current workspace to the selected workspace. May also select all workspaces. Occupy Workspace Displays Occupy Workspace dialog, from which the user can specify which workspace(s) the selected window should occupy. Unnocupy Workspace Only available on windows that are currently occu- pying more than one workspace. Simply removes the window from workspace. Cascade All in Workspace Cascades all non-minimized windows in the current workspace. Windows are not resized as they are cascaded. Tile All In Workspace Tiles all non-minimized windows in the current workspace. Tiling can be done either horizontally or vertically. Windows are resized so that they are all visible on the screen. Exit Terminates the application. Option The Option menu contains the following items. Sort By User can select the column by which the window list is to be sorted. Sorting can be done in one of the following orders: o Workspace Name o Window Title o Application Type o Window State Application Type and Window State are only available if these columns are currently being viewed. Options... Displays the Options Dialog, from which the user can set which columns to view and the default action performed when double clicking a selected window list item. Help Standard help menu. There is also a Popup Menu available when right click- ing over the window list. The options available are a subset of those that are available on the Window Menu. EXAMPLES example1% sdtwinlst Will launch sdtwinlst and use default options or take options from previous session. example2% sdtwinlst -s application Launch sdtwinlst and sort items by Application Type. example3% sdtwinlst -c state Launch sdtwinlst and display state column. Do not display the application type column. SEE ALSO sdtgwm(1), Solaris User's Guide
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