Dominik Vogt <dominik.vogt_at_gmx.de> writes:
> When you run a command that needs a window to work on, the window
> is usually chosen from the context the function was invoked from.
> Usually, the context window is simply the window you clicked on,
> but it can be something else or even unset under some
> circumstances. This is why you need "Next FlipFocus" to focus the
> window, not just "FlipFocus".
Ah, yes! I knew it was something fundamental that I did not
understand. Thank you for the thorough explanation.
> I recommend doing this stuff in a separate function:
>
> Style BANG Sticky
>
> AddToFunc WaitAndFocusAndKeybind
> + I Wait $0
> + I Next ($0) FlipFocus
> + I Key $1 $2 $3 WindowId $w FlipFocus
>
> AddToFunc InitFunction
> + I Exec exec xmodmap $HOME/.xmodmaprc
> + I Exec exec xbiff -geometry 50x50+1080+5
> + I Exec exec xterm -font 7x13 -geometry 55x8+765+5 -T BANG
> + I WaitAndFocusAndKeybind BANG Return A 3
> + I Exec exec emacs -f eshell
> + I WaitAndFocusAndKeybind emacs Return A 3
>
Nice. I will try that when I get home.
Thanks very much,
cyp
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Received on Fri Aug 10 2001 - 08:30:23 BST