`xdo id -d` doesn't print anything

[CamilleScholtz]

I'd expect it to print all windows on the current virtual desktop.

[baskerville]

I can't reproduce.

What window manager are you using?

[CamilleScholtz]

openbox

[CamilleScholtz]

Some more info: something like xdo close -d doesn't work either, so it's the -d that's faulty, and not the id.

[baskerville]

-d and -D rely on __NET_WMDESKTOP.

What's the output of xprop -id $(xdo id) _NET_WM_DESKTOP?

[CamilleScholtz]

I created some fork of your xtitle called xdesktop (https://github.com/onodera-punpun/xdesktop), which seems to relay on the same atoms as xdo, and xdesktop works just fine, so I don't know why this happens.

xprop output:

/usr/ports/xorg/xorg-xprop xprop -id (xdo id) _NET_WM_DESKTOP
_NET_WM_DESKTOP(CARDINAL) = 0
# switching desktop now
/usr/ports/xorg/xorg-xprop xprop -id (xdo id) _NET_WM_DESKTOP
_NET_WM_DESKTOP(CARDINAL) = 1

so yeah like you can see, xprop gives correct output as well.

[baskerville]

The problem probably comes from the fact that Openbox is a reparenting WM.

[baskerville]

This should be fixed by 6957a0f.

[CamilleScholtz]

Yup, fixed. Thanks!

Bu the way, could you please tag a new release?

[baskerville]

Done.