Struct Window

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pub struct Window { /* private fields */ }

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A type representing windows managed by the window manager. An instance is only obtainable through wmctrl::get_windows()

Note: Since wmctrl fails silently there is no warranty that the actions performed on the window will be successful. This is a flaw in the command line tool itself and not of this crate.

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impl Window

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pub fn set_title(&mut self, title: &str)

Set the title of the window

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -r <WIN> -N <STR>.

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pub fn set_icon_title(&self, title: &str)

Set the icon title (short title) of the window

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -r <WIN> -I <STR>.

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pub fn set_both_title(&mut self, title: &str)

Set both the title and icon title of the window

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -r <WIN> -T <STR>.

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pub fn change_state(&self, state: State)

Change the state of the window

Using this method it’s possible for example to make the window maximized, minimized, or fullscreen. This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -r <WIN> -b <STARG>.

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let windows = wmctrl::get_windows();
let win = &windows[0];
// Make the window fullscreen
win.change_state(wmctrl::State::new(wmctrl::Action::Add, wmctrl::Property::Fullscreen));

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pub fn transform(&mut self, transformation: Transformation)

Resize and move the window around the desktop

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -r <WIN> -e <MVARG>.

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let mut windows = wmctrl::get_windows();
let win = &mut windows[0];
// This will move the window to the top left corner and resize it to 960x540
win.transform(wmctrl::Transformation::new(0, 0, 960, 540));

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pub fn set_desktop(&mut self, desktop: &str)

Move the window to the specified desktop

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -r <WIN> -t <DESK>.

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pub fn activate(&mut self)

Move the window to the current desktop and raise it

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -R <WIN>.

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pub fn raise(&self)

Activate the window by switching to its desktop and raising it

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -a <WIN>.

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pub fn close(self)

Close the window gracefully

This method is the equivalent of wmctrl -c <WIN>.

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use wmctrl::Window;

// We need to move the window out of the vector so there is no reference left
let win: Window = wmctrl::get_windows().remove(0);
win.close();

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