Marc Wilson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wed, Jan 23, 2002 at 07:07:12PM +0100, Roman Neuhauser wrote: > > How to repeat: > > > > Position the cursor so that it's over a window, and over the bbkeys > > window menu when it pops up (ISTR it's configurable if it appears at > > all). Press your keyboard shortcut for cycling windows, and try to > > switch to a different one. > > I can duplicate this with the Debian packages of 0.62.0 and bbkeys 0.8.4...
We discussed this some time ago - search the archive (not that there was a solution, mind you). > I think it's a bb-ism, not a bbkeys-ism. Well, aaaaaactually[1], it's the proper behaviour for sloppy focus. Only, it's annoying :) It depends of course on if you regard the bbkeys-cycle-window as a _window_ or not. bbkeys regards it as a window. Therefore, when you cycle, it creates a window, the mouse-pointer happens to be on it, so that window gets the focus. The user chooses an entry, the cycle-window disappears and therefore looses the mouse-pointer focus. Whatever happens to be under the cycle-window receives a mouse-input event and, following sloppy focus, the focus. The only thing to remedy this situation would be, I think, to have bbkeys ignore it's own cycle-window. -Jan -- finger [EMAIL PROTECTED]
