Marcus,
If your function is defined with a double click option:
AddToFunc Move-or-Raise-Maximize
+ "C" Raise
+ "M" Move
+ "D" Maximize
you can shorten the wait by lowering your ClickTime. Mine is set to 250. If it
doesn't have a double click option:
AddToFunc Move-or-Raise-Maximize
+ "C" Raise
+ "M" Move
You can change the "C" to "I" and it will respond immediately. Actually it will
respond almost immediately even with "C" if you remove the double click line.
Glen
Marcus Lundblad writes:
>
>I have this mapping for mouse with regard to the title bar:
>
># the title bar
>Mouse 1 T A Move-or-Raise-Maximize
>
>......
>
>AddToFunc Move-or-Raise-Maximize
>+ "C" Raise
>+ "M" Move
>+ "D" Maximize
>
>
>Now when I just click (without moving the pointer) the title bar is kept
>"pressed in" for a short while before the window gets raised.
>I guess this is because fvwm waits for a next click to determine if
>there's a double click (becuase the time is affected by
>"ClickTime" command). Is there a way to get the effect that the window is
>raised immediately after mouse button is realeased (if there was no
>movement)?
>
>Is guess that this could perhaps be prevented by the current
>implementaion, as it appears to be waiting for an eventual next click
>during that "pressed in" time.
>
>//Marcus
>
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Received on Fri Dec 07 2001 - 16:53:23 GMT