On 31 Oct 2001 01:59:03 +0100, Marcus Lundblad wrote:
>
> If the command "Move" is used from a menu in a window when the
> mousepointer is outside of the window and the keyboard is used to move the
> window, the window stoppes when the pointer (not the window) reaches the
> border of the screen.
>
> Is is intended that the pointer is suppoed to follow the movement?
> (I have sloppy focus on all windows)
>
> This is using 1x1 desks (1 frame per desk)
Yes, this is the way it works.
If you want pointer not to disturb the movement, you may warp it first:
AddToMenu WindowOps
+ "Move to right or bottom" MoveToRightBottom
+ "Move to left or top" MoveToLeftTop
DestroyFunc MoveToRightBottom
AddToFunc MoveToRightBottom
+ I WarpToWindow 0 0
+ I Move
DestroyFunc MoveToLeftTop
AddToFunc MoveToLeftTop
+ I WarpToWindow 100 100
+ I Move
Or if you want to move a window partially outside the screen use Move from
the window borders not the window menu:
Mouse 2 TSF A MoveOrRaiseLower
DestroyFunc MoveOrRaiseLower
AddToFunc MoveOrRaiseLower
+ H Move
+ M Move
+ C RaiseLower
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Wed Oct 31 2001 - 04:13:28 GMT