>>>>> "Romano" == Romano Giannetti <romano_at_pluto.iet.unipi.it> writes:
Romano> Hi all,
Romano> I think I found a bug in fvwm. I have the action connect with mouse
Romano> button 1 on the title bar in the following way:
Romano> AddToFunc "Move-or-Raise" "I" Raise
Romano> + "M" Move
Romano> + "D" RaiseLower
Romano> Mouse 1 TS A Function "Move-or-Raise"
Romano> and I noted a strange behaviour. The thing seem to work well
Romano> most of the time: if I simply click, window is raised; if I
Romano> click and move, window follow mouse, and If I double click a
Romano> RaiseLower is performed. If I click without releasing the
Romano> mouse, cursor change sto a dot, and after a while it changes
Romano> again in the four-arrows one, and Move is performed until the
Romano> mouse release. But... if I release the mouse an instant after
Romano> or before (I cannot understand well) the change from dot to
Romano> arrows of the cursor, then the window will follow the mouse as
Romano> I had done a "Move" from an external menu, I mean it follows
Romano> my mouse with all the buttons released. Hope you understand
Romano> this... my English is very poor since I learned Spanish.
Romano> (well, it is not so simple obtain the right timing, but it
Romano> happens to me often without searching it, and today I finally
Romano> understood how to reproduce it)
Yup. This is a known bug and it annoys me constantly. From the
Bugfixes section of the TO-DO list:
- Change Motion vs Click to be calculated via a MotionThreshold instead
of a timeout (timeout should only be for Click vs DoubleClick)
Which actually could be spelled out a little better. It should be
more like:
- Change Motion vs Click vs DoubleClick to be calculated via a
MotionThreshold and ClickTime:
MotionThreshold exceeded -> Motion
MotionThreshold not exceeded & ClickTime exceeded -> Click
MotionThreshold not exceeded & ClickTime not exceeded -> DoubleClick
It will be fixed eventually.
Romano> Fvwm is 2.0.39, compiled on a Linux 2.1.13/a.out box, X11R6.
Romano> Hope this helps, and... really a cool WM!
I'm glad you're enjoying it.
Chuck
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IBM Logic Synthesis developer [BooleDozer (TM)]
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Received on Fri Dec 15 1995 - 08:25:49 GMT