Hello Romerio,
i don't know a way to do this with
gtk or
gdk on external windows - what doen't mean there isn't one. But Linux is very strict in such things.
But maybe you can use '
wmctrl' for your needs. It controls the most important windows managers.
If you don't have it installed, use i.e. '
sudo apt-get install wmctrl'.
You can use it from terminal or from PureBasic with
RunProgram().
And now i'm not sure what you really want?
If you want to move the PB Debugwindow
to another Desktop No, here's an example which you should modify for your need.
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;this needs 'wmctrl' !!!
Debug ""; opens the PB-Debugger-Window for demonstration
Global.i gProgrammId
Global.i gToDesk = 0; desired desktop number - numbers starts from '0'
;Global.s gWinTitle = "Debugger-Ausgabe"; german, full title not required! PB-Debugger title depends on language
Global.s gWinTitle = "Debug Output"; english, "
;Delay(500)
; '-r' specifies a window by the title
; '-t' moves specified window to desktop no x
gProgrammId= RunProgram("wmctrl", "-r " + #DQUOTE$ + gWinTitle + #DQUOTE$ + " -t " + Str(gToDesk) , "", #PB_Program_Hide)
I can't test an adaption to move the window
to another monitor, but it could work like this:
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;this needs 'wmctrl' too!!!
;replace the 'MainMonitorWidth' within the RunProgramm-command with your main (left) monitor width, i.e. 1920, or more ...
;so the window should shift to the right monitor. If not, i can't help.
gProgrammId= RunProgram("wmctrl", "-r " + #DQUOTE$ + gWinTitle + #DQUOTE$ + " -e 0,MainMonitorWidth,-1,-1,-1", "", #PB_Program_Hide)
For more infos see
http://linux.die.net/man/1/wmctrl
So, maybe it will help you
Regards, Charly
