compiz - Dec 2006 - setWindowState(), how use it?

I'm trying to add some options in state plugin:
-skipTaskBar
-skipPager
-above
-below

I use setWindowState() to do this but:
- It currently only works for skipTaskBar && skipPager
- For above and below, it works but only for newly created windows

here the code:

    if (skipTaskBar != -1)
        windowState |= CompWindowStateSkipTaskbarMask;

    if (skipPager != -1)
        windowState |= CompWindowStateSkipPagerMask;

    if (above != -1)
        windowState |= CompWindowStateAboveMask;
    else if (below != -1)
	windowState |= CompWindowStateBelowMask;

    setWindowState(w->screen->display, 
	                          w->state|windowState,
		                  w->id);

Any idea why already existing windows don't get above/below on the fly, if i
use xprop, i can see _NET_WM_STATE_ABOVE but compiz seems to ignore this (if 
i restart compiz or start kwin --replace, window is above).

Here is a solution but it use xlib code.
http://forum.go-compiz.org/viewtopic.php?t=141&start=15

Cedric

On Sun, 2006-12-10 at 02:03 +0100, Bellegarde Cedric
wrote:
> I'm trying to add some options in state plugin:
> -skipTaskBar
> -skipPager
> -above
> -below
> 
> I use setWindowState() to do this but:
> - It currently only works for skipTaskBar && skipPager
> - For above and below, it works but only for newly created windows
> 
> here the code:
> 
>     if (skipTaskBar != -1)
>         windowState |= CompWindowStateSkipTaskbarMask;
> 
>     if (skipPager != -1)
>         windowState |= CompWindowStateSkipPagerMask;
> 
>     if (above != -1)
>         windowState |= CompWindowStateAboveMask;
>     else if (below != -1)
> 	windowState |= CompWindowStateBelowMask;
> 
>     setWindowState(w->screen->display, 
> 	                          w->state|windowState,
> 		                  w->id);
> 
> Any idea why already existing windows don't get above/below on the fly,
if i
> use xprop, i can see _NET_WM_STATE_ABOVE but compiz seems to ignore this
(if
> i restart compiz or start kwin --replace, window is above).
> 
> Here is a solution but it use xlib code.
> http://forum.go-compiz.org/viewtopic.php?t=141&start=15
The only way to change window state currently is by sending client
messages. setWindowState is only for internal use to update the state
property and can't be used to change window state.

-David