wm - Communicate with window manager. http://purl.org/tcl/home/man/tcl8.4/TkCmd/wm.htm holds the standard documentation. Also, "wm" commonly abbreviates "[window manager]", a distinct concept. Please add notes on how you make use of the commands below in useful, and perhaps unique, ways. ---- * [wm aspect] - enforce aspect ratios when resizing a window * wm attributes - set/return platform-specific window attributes * [wm client] * wm colormapwindows * [wm command] * wm deiconify - makes a window that was iconified or withdrawn show itself upon the screen (at the next idle moment). * wm focusmodel * wm frame * wm geometry * wm grid * wm group * [wm iconbitmap] * wm iconify - makes a window stop showing itself and instead switch to its iconic form. * wm iconmask * wm iconname * wm iconposition * [wm iconwindow] * wm maxsize * wm minsize * wm [overrideredirect] * wm positionfrom * [wm protocol] * wm resizable * wm sizefrom * wm stackorder - return a list of toplevel windows in stacking order * wm state * [wm title] - set or query the title of a toplevel window * [wm transient] - inform [window manager] that window is transient for another window * [wm withdraw] - make the window completely invisible, not even an icon. Also makes the window manager forget about the window. ---- Could someone address monochrome vs multicolor icons and how to use the appropriate wm command to achieve the difference? See [how do I give my application a color icon] for some information. ---- Can someone point me either to an existing page, or at least write something here, about the most cross platform approach to dealing with window geometry? That is to say, the ability to create a window at a specific location, determine whether a user has later moved it, and save off that info so that next time around, the process begins appropriated (the window, at startup, appears where the user last moved it...) ---- [Category Command] - [Tk syntax help] - [Arts and Crafts of Tcl-Tk Programming]