On 26 Dec 2002 12:32:44 +0800, dion king wrote:
>
> However, I have used "Style * ClickToFocus" not "MouseFocus".
> I do not want focus leave the window when mouse leave the window.
I used MouseFocusClickRaises for a reason, since it is really hard to
suggest you want to scroll an unfocussed window (as with ClickToFocus).
> I want:
> 1. if mouse leave the window, the focus is still kept.
> 2. if mouse over other window then click left button,
> that window get the focus and raise.
> 3. if mouse over other window then scroll wheel up or down,
> that window can be scroll and get the focus but not raise.
>
> How to configure to bring off all above??
I may miss some option, but I think that currently it is impossible to
do what you want exactly, it is possible to tweak a bit requirements.
Currently there is FPFocusClickButtons option that configures which mouse
buttons (4, 5) should be used for raise _and_ focus on a mouse click.
So this does not quite help to have both (2) and (3). There are also
FPClickRaisesFocused and !FPClickRaisesUnfocused, but this allows you
to only produce the first scrolling without raising, the second time will
raise the window.
So, you may politely ask Dominik to add "FPRaiseClickButtons 123" option
separate from the current "FPFocusClickButtons 12345".
Or just use a modifier, like Alt to achieve (2):
Mouse 1 W M Raise
And if you have unused thumb mouse button (number 6 or 8 with your wheels)
you may use it instead of the left mouse button to achieve (2).
Mouse 8 W A Raise
Personally, I don't automatically raise a window on click (except for
decorations) and use Alt with mouse number 2 for raising inside a window:
Mouse 2 W M MoveOrRaiseLower
Another possibility is to tweak your another requirement, (3). It will
scroll, but not focus. To do this, just upgrade to 2.5.5 and use a usual
ClickToFocus and ClickToFocusRaises. I am not sure it is intended to pass
mouse button 4 to an unfocussed application, but this is the current
behaviour.
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Wed Dec 25 2002 - 23:59:34 GMT