Dominik Vogt wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 08, 1999 at 04:02:06PM +0000, Neil Bird wrote:
> > Mouse 1 WITSF 1 Move-or-Raise # This bit
> > Mouse 2 W 1 RaiseLower
> >
> > The Meta-Menu doesn't work, either.
>
> 1) By saying 'the tagged line *isn't* allowing me to ...' you imply
> that the other lines with '1' do all work. Correct?
[you asked before: I'm using Sloppy/Follows focus]
AFAICT, all but the those two work; e.g., my '1' key bindings work,
picking alternate menus off icons works (Meta picks a dif. one to normal).
However, the Meta-drag and Meta-menu just change the xterm cursor to a
'standard' arrow, and nothing else. The other bindings work as expected
with Meta held down, as set with the 'A' any/all definitions.
> 2) Does the binding fail on all parts of the window? The other
> line (see above) seems to work on the client window (correct?)
> so I'd guess the binding fails on 'ITSF' only. So, on which of
> the five parts does it work?
Nope, that's another one that fails. Works on the title bar, but that's
because of the
Mouse 2 TSIF A RaiseLower
... before it.
> 3) Could you verify if it was already broken with 2.1.5 or not?
> Hope you didn't throw away the source.
Still got the exe. When I've finished typing this out, I'll 'draft' it &
take to time to restart with 2.1.5.
[Yes, works a treat under 2.1.5.]
> 4) What does xmodmap say about your bindings? Please post the
> output of 'xmodmap -pm', 'xmodmap -pk' and 'xmodmap -pke'
> (only the lines with the meta keys for '-pk' and '-pke'
> please).
OK:
> xmodmap -pm
xmodmap: up to 3 keys per modifier, (keycodes in parentheses):
shift Shift_L (0x6a), Shift_R (0x75)
lock Caps_Lock (0x16)
control Control_L (0x53), Control_R (0x7e)
mod1 Meta_L (0x7f), Meta_R (0x81)
mod2 Mode_switch (0x14)
mod3 Num_Lock (0x69)
mod4 Alt_L (0x1a)
mod5 F13 (0x20), F18 (0x50), F20 (0x68)
Looks like mod1 is Meta OK.
> xmodmap -pk
127 0xffe7 (Meta_L)
129 0xffe8 (Meta_R)
> xmodmap -pke
keycode 127 = Meta_L
keycode 129 = Meta_R
I don't think I've ever fiddled with the Meta definitions in my set-up.
> 5) Do you use SloppyFocus? This may affect how bindings work
> (no it's not documented).
Yup. Sloppy/Follows. The focus is set to the window the pointer's in
when the things fail.
> 6) The pointer you get when clicking on the window, is it the
> same as when you move the pointer over the title bar of a
> window without clicking?
Yup, that's the one.
Right, I'll try 2.1.5 now ...
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Received on Mon Jan 11 1999 - 04:27:33 GMT