Good luck! The real problem is that you will loose your cut/paste capability
if you do this with just a Click, along with messing up alot of other
applications. If you make it Control-Click, you will not be able to alter
your xterm settings and such.
What I have settled with is to bind it to Meta-Click (The diamonds on my
Sparc5 keyboard by the space bar). This was the best compromise I could
find.
I use this:
Mouse 1 W M Raise
Not exactly the convienience of Win95, but still alot better then hunting
for a window border.
Randall
On 30 Jul 1996, Kai Grossjohann wrote:
: >>>>> Alfred Leach writes:
:
: Al> How can I get fvwm to raise a window whenever there's a click
: Al> anywhere in the window (rather than only in the title bar)?
:
: I have in my .fvwmrc (or .fvwm2rc):
:
: Mouse 1 WFSIT 4 Move-or-RaiseLower
:
: Just say `Raise' instead of `Move-or-RaiseLower'. And use a different
: modifier than 4 (which is the Alt key on my Sun Type 5 keyboard
: running under Solaris 2.5/OpenWindows). S (Shift) or C (Ctrl) might
: be good values.
:
: I don't advise you to use N (No modifier) or A (Any modifier) as that
: would mean that Fvwm grabs your mouse click and it isn't passed on to
: the application any longer.
:
: Another approach is to use ClickToFocus where the default is to raise
: the window when you click in it.
:
: hth,
: kai
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Received on Tue Jul 30 1996 - 10:02:14 BST