Linux Window resize
Hello,
I've built a program (under linux) that executes an external application (in my case this is standalone flashplayer (ver.6))
{ I do it in a simple way: fork() and then execl() }
When the program (the flash player that is being executed from my program) is starting, I cannot define its absolute position on a screen, and I cannot define the size of the window.
I've read on the internet about this, but except "-geometry 100x100+1+1" option (that is not working on flash player) I found nothing.
Any suggestions about how I can resize and define an absolute position of an application? (in C++, or with console command)
(I use linux FC5, the application is built with QT, but that has nothing to do with the issue.)
Thenks.
I've built a program (under linux) that executes an external application (in my case this is standalone flashplayer (ver.6))
{ I do it in a simple way: fork() and then execl() }
When the program (the flash player that is being executed from my program) is starting, I cannot define its absolute position on a screen, and I cannot define the size of the window.
I've read on the internet about this, but except "-geometry 100x100+1+1" option (that is not working on flash player) I found nothing.
Any suggestions about how I can resize and define an absolute position of an application? (in C++, or with console command)
(I use linux FC5, the application is built with QT, but that has nothing to do with the issue.)
Thenks.
