>>>>> "Kai" == Kai Grossjohann <grossjohann_at_charly.informatik.uni-dortmund.de> writes:
>>>>> lar3ry gensch writes:
>>>>> Kai Grossjohann wrote:
Kai> The first click in a window does two things:
Kai> (1) it gives the window focus
Kai> (2) it is passed on to the application
Kai> How do I turn off (2)? I don't want my Emacs to do strange
Kai> things just because I click in it to give it focus!
lar3ry> The Motif Window Manager has the properties passButtons and
lar3ry> passSelectButton to enable/disable this feature. It seems
lar3ry> to me like fvwm should have a similar Style or keyword.
Kai> Sorry for taking so long to answer. AFAIK, mwm has a property that
Kai> generally sez something about whether or not clicks should be passed
Kai> on to applications. I was talking about the *first*, focus-giving,
Kai> click only. All other clicks should be passed on. Otherwise, I
Kai> suppose I could just put some binding for mouse1 in W context in the
Kai> config file and everything would be set.
Kai> Any ideas?
Yeah:
1) I'm planning to add this as a global option in in 2.0.44
(ClickToFocusDoesntPassClick or something like that)
2) In events.c, in HandleButtonPress look for:
#if 1 /* pass click event to just clicked to focus window */
and just change that to an '#if 0' instead.
These notes must have been among those I lost over the weekend or I
would have responed sooner...
Chuck
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Received on Fri Nov 22 1996 - 08:20:46 GMT