frame "Object" name

frame "Object" name

[matt]

How fo I find a frame's object name to test it using a function like 
`frame-live-p'?

TIA -- Matt
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Re: frame "Object" name

[Kai Großjohann]

matt <nwzmattXX@XXnetscape.net> writes:

> How fo I find a frame's object name to test it using a function like
> `frame-live-p'?

selected-frame is a function which returns the currenly selected
frame (ie, the one that has focus, I think).  Does this help?
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Re: frame "Object" name

[Christopher J. White]

>>>>> "matt" == matt  <nwzmattXX@XXnetscape.net> writes:

matt> How fo I find a frame's object name to test it using a function like
matt> `frame-live-p'?

Which frame do you want? 

  (selected-frame) - current frame 
  (window-frame WINDOW) - frame associated with a given window

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Re: frame "Object" name

[David S Goldberg]

Or mapcar your function across (frame-list).
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Re: frame "Object" name

[Matt]

Christopher J. White wrote:
>>>>>>"matt" == matt  <nwzmattXX@XXnetscape.net> writes:
>>>>>
> 
> matt> How fo I find a frame's object name to test it using a function like
> matt> `frame-live-p'?
> 
> Which frame do you want? 
> 
>   (selected-frame) - current frame 
>   (window-frame WINDOW) - frame associated with a given window
> 

Those both work. Thanks. What I was realy trying to do(I just didn't 
know it yet) is to create a frame and assign it's object to a variable. 
After looking at the docs for `new-frame' a little more I realized that 
I could just do:

	(setq frm-name (new-frame))


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