geer-john@CS.Yale.EDU (John Y. Geer) (09/10/89)
We have a couple of Sun 3/60's that support both a StaticGray and a PseudoColor screen on a single display(screen). When the pointer is moved far to the left/right the screen switches (Static->Pseudo || Pseudo->Static). It seems that when there is an Expose event (Map) on the second screen there is also a switch. How can I generate this switch without user input or exposing another window?? Thanks john y. --- geer@CS.YALE.EDU Hochspannung Lebensgefahr yuson@castor.wustl.edu yuson@pollux.wustl.edu
rws@EXPO.LCS.MIT.EDU (Bob Scheifler) (09/11/89)
It seems that when there is an Expose event (Map) on
the second screen there is also a switch.
Expose and Map aren't the same thing. If you really mean Expose, then
I have no idea how it's happening (on a stock MIT server). If you
actually mean Map, I assume it's because whatever window manager you're
running does this for you. If you don't like it, complain to author
of the window manager.