On 15 Apr 2002 13:09:29 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > On 15 Apr, Tom Alsberg wrote: > > > # For auto-raise: > > *FvwmEvent: enter_window "Silent SelectiveRaise" > > *FvwmEvent: leave_window "Silent SelectiveLower" > > > > # Functions to auto-raise / auto-lower only some specific windows: > > DestroyFunc SelectiveRaise > > AddToFunc SelectiveRaise > > + I WindowId $0 (!raised "FvwmIconMan") Raise > > + I WindowId $0 (!raised "FvwmButtons") Raise > > + I WindowId $0 (!raised "xclock") Raise > > + I WindowId $0 (!raised "xexec") Raise > > > > DestroyFunc SelectiveLower > > AddToFunc SelectiveLower > > + I WindowId $0 (raised "FvwmIconMan") Lower > > + I WindowId $0 (raised "FvwmButtons") Lower > > + I WindowId $0 (raised "xclock") Lower > > + I WindowId $0 (raised "xexec") Lower > > Why not: > > Style "*" ClickToFocus, SloppyFocus > Stlye "FvwmIconMan" FocusFollowsMouse > Style "FvwmButtons" FocusFollowsMouse > Style "xclock" FocusFollowsMouse > Style "xexec" FocusFollowsMouse > > This should work in all fvwm2 versions from 2.2 onward.
I am not sure what this should mean, but I suppose this is suggested to be used together with FvwmAuto, otherwise it just does not do Raise/Lower. I don't think you may simulate raise on entering special windows and lower on leaving them using FvwmAuto or FvwmEvent in 2.2.x or even 2.4.x. If you think it is possible, post a full config. I think it is impossible, because focus_change is not sent when there were no any focused window, even if there is a new focus now. There are many situation when there is no focus if FocusFollowsMouse is used. I don't know whether this may be counted as a bug or a feature, but this is how it works in 2.4.x/2.5.x. Your lines also enforce focus policies on all windows that is not needed with enter_window/leave_window. I would use NeverFocus for special windows not FocusFollowsMouse, and FvwmAuto does not work on NeverFocus windows. Finally I suppose that you suggest either ClickToFocus or SloppyFocus in the first line, not both, because one overwrites another. Regards, Mikhael. -- Visit the official FVWM web page at <URL: http://www.fvwm.org/>. To unsubscribe from the list, send "unsubscribe fvwm" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To report problems, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
