>>>>> "RG" == Romano Giannetti <romano_at_iet.unipi.it> writes:
RG> Hi all!
Hi Romano.
I tried replying to this earlier, before I realized my outgoing mail
was broken, so let's try this again.
RG> Apart the other nasty little bug (dotted cursor hanging around
RG> sometime) I have found a little problem with focus/raise (I don't
RG> know if autoraise related). To be fast and effective: i start a
RG> terminal via "InitFunction", and this and _only_ this window show
RG> marked attitude to stay in the foreground: if I open and position
RG> a window partially overlapped with it, the new window got IMMEDIATLY
RG> lowered and the first one got focus. This happens only with this
RG> first window.
....
RG> Any hints? Is the message understandable at all :-)?
If I do understand you correctly, it sounds an awful lot like a bug
that I have noticed but haven't got around to fixing yet. My version:
I have a small .xinitrc that starts an xterm and xsession, and
xsession starts up my development version of fvwm2. The xterm is
given the focus, but if I pop up a menu before doing anything else,
the focus shifts to the xsession window when the menu dissappears
(first time only). Clicking in the xterm (I use click to focus)
before bringing up the menu stops this.
And if I restart, no window has the focus initially, but bringing up
(then down) a menu causes the xsession window to get the focus.
I have a rough idea what the problem might be, and I'll look into it
for 2.0.44.
Chuck
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Charles K. Hines <chuck_hines_at_vnet.ibm.com>
IBM Logic Synthesis Developer [BooleDozer (TM)]
Martial Arts Instructor [Modern Arnis, Presas Style Filipino Martial Arts]
"Go back to sleep, Chuck. You're just havin' a nightmare
-- of course, we ARE still in Hell." (Gary Larson)
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Received on Wed Nov 20 1996 - 16:43:50 GMT