Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Thomas Adam wrote: 2009/2/7 Matevz Tadel : Again, having tried this with Firefox, where I deliberately clicked on a hyperlink, the window was not raised. The same thing happened using your broken config (I say "broken", the syntax for conditional commands and modules is *out* of date.) I fixed

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

2009/2/7 Matevz Tadel : >> Again, having tried this with Firefox, where I deliberately clicked on >> a hyperlink, the window was not raised. The same thing happened using >> your broken config (I say "broken", the syntax for conditional >> commands and modules is *out* of date.) > > I fixed the mo

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Again, having tried this with Firefox, where I deliberately clicked on a hyperlink, the window was not raised. The same thing happened using your broken config (I say "broken", the syntax for conditional commands and modules is *out* of date.) I fixed the modules syntax (I guess) ... but can't

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Thomas Adam wrote: 2009/1/30 Matevz Tadel : By commenting out parts in my config, I traced this down to the following lines: Mouse 1 W M FuncFvwmRaiseLowerX Move Mouse 2 W M RaiseLower Mouse 3 W M FuncFvwmRaiseLowerX Resize I understa

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

2009/1/30 Matevz Tadel : > By commenting out parts in my config, I traced this down to the following > lines: > > Mouse 1 W M FuncFvwmRaiseLowerX Move > Mouse 2 W M RaiseLower > Mouse 3 W M FuncFvwmRaiseLowerX Resize > > I understand that

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Matevz Tadel wrote: Thomas Adam wrote: 2009/1/28 Matevz Tadel : For example: - windows obscure thunderbird window; - I move the mouse into the thunderbird window, it receives focus; - I click M1, thunderbird raises but also processes the click, selecting the message/folder that was below the m

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Thomas Adam wrote: 2009/1/28 Matevz Tadel : For example: - windows obscure thunderbird window; - I move the mouse into the thunderbird window, it receives focus; - I click M1, thunderbird raises but also processes the click, selecting the message/folder that was below the mouse, which is exact

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

2009/1/28 Matevz Tadel : > For example: > - windows obscure thunderbird window; > - I move the mouse into the thunderbird window, it receives focus; > - I click M1, thunderbird raises but also processes the click, > selecting the message/folder that was below the mouse, which > is exactly what I'

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Thomas Adam wrote: 2009/1/28 Matevz Tadel : Hi, I'm trying to convince fvwm to not pass the click that raises the window to the application: Style * SloppyFocus Style * FPClickRaisesFocused Style * !FPPassRaiseClick Style * FPIgnoreRaiseClickMotion Full config file:

Re: FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

2009/1/28 Matevz Tadel : > Hi, > > I'm trying to convince fvwm to not pass the click that raises the window to > the application: > > Style * SloppyFocus > > Style * FPClickRaisesFocused > Style * !FPPassRaiseClick > Style * FPIgnoreRaiseClickMotion > > Full config file:

FVWM: !FPPassRaiseClick

Hi, I'm trying to convince fvwm to not pass the click that raises the window to the application: Style * SloppyFocus Style * FPClickRaisesFocused Style * !FPPassRaiseClick Style * FPIgnoreRaiseClickMotion Full config file: I thought