This is a further hack to Offix Files-2.4e to make it work well and look good with the Window Maker (WM) window manager.  Beyond the obvious visual enhancements, the code has been modified by the following:

	Patch by Carsten Shaar (nhadcasc@fs-maphy.uni-hannover.de) to produce 
	an Application Icon when Files is launched.
	
	Patch by Nic Bernstein (nic@braintools.org) to make icon generation 
	in Files more like it is in the other OffiX programs such as Editor.  
	This is to make docking of Files a more pleasant experience

	Patch by Jonathan B. Leffert (leffert@cs.uchicago.edu) to use 
	more NeXTísh icons.

With this version of Files, it becomes a very well behaved program within the WindowMaker environment.  When launched, there will be one application icon with a closed filing cabinet, and at least one window which will use a filing cabinet with folder for it's icon.  As additional windows are opened, they will be children of the main application icon.

When any child window is hidden, all non-iconified (minitaurized) children will also be hidden.  Iconified children are not affected by a hide enacted on another child.  When the Application icon is clicked on, all children, iconified or hidden, will be unhidden/uniconified.

So far, this behaviour very closely follows that of OpenStep.


You need to have the dnd library from the OffiX package.  Get it from
the OffiX site at: http://leb.net/OffiX/

quick install instructions:
	./configure
	make
	make install

Add an entry in your ~/gnustep/Library/WindowMaker/app_options file like the following:
	Files.icon:Filecabinet.xpm
	file window.Files.icon:FilecabinetFolder.xpm


This version assembled by Nic Bernstein (nic@braintools.org).