On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Dan Niles wrote:
>> >window list is in an unknown state on start-up (or restart) so some
>> >focus events are necessary before you know what FlipFocus will do.
>> >Unless you cheat and look at the window list. If you are trying
>> >to switch between xterms, and want it to work on startup, try:
>>
>> But it shouldn't be in an indeterminate state after focusing and using
>> a few windows, should it? That's what my problem appears to be.
>
>It has been a while, but I think that it will be in an indeterminate
>state. Mouse focus and ordinary Focus events do not reorder the list.
>Chances are things will make sense when you look at the window list.
>Try using click-to-focus. It is much more predictable because it does
>rewrite the window list, and you don't accidently focus on windows
>while passing the cursor over them. I use Style "*" ClickToFocus and
>think it is great. I have my keys setup so that I rarely have to
>touch my mouse at all.
What a #^&%$!! I'm playing with it, and I've yet to see anything that
reorders the window list when using mouse focus. I'd *love* to use
FlipFocus, but I'm not changing to ClickToFocus just to do it!
I suppose I could start things in just the right order to get this all
to work out, but that seems really silly!
-Wolf
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Received on Mon Feb 17 1997 - 11:23:13 GMT