> Key Tab A MS Prev [CurrentDesk CurrentScreen] Focus
> Key Tab A M Next [CurrentDesk CurrentScreen] Focus
>
> The top two circulate windows on the current screen, while the bottom two
> circulate between all windows.
>
> You can use the circulateskip style option on any windows that you, do not
> want to have focus on. (ie. FvwmButtons etc...)
>
> I use this to change the FOCUS without touching the mouse.
> You would have to make sure not to use the focus follows mouse,
> for this to work properly.
Unfortunately, there are three problems:
a) I use FocusFollowsMouse
b) I use SloppyFocus
c) This doesn't solve my problem, and has nothing to do at ALL with what
I'm moaning and groaning about. This should help you understand the
problem. Click your third mouse to bring up WinList. Select an xterm
window off the list. Notice how the mouse cursor jumps to the top
left corner of the window? That is the behavior I don't like. But
PLEASE don't tell me I can change it by giving arguements to Focus.
I don't want to move the mouse cursor around inside the window. I
want the mouse cursor to STAY WHERE IT IS ON THE SCREEN!!! :-)
However, I do like your Next and Prev bindings.. if I can get the mouse
to stay where it is, I'll be quite happy with those.. :-)
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Received on Thu Apr 18 1996 - 15:24:23 BST