Quoting Dan Debertin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> On CTWM versions 3.6 and later, the WorkspaceManager flips between
> f.setmapstate and f.setbuttonstate as windows are opened and deleted.
>
> The behavior is somewhat unpredictable, but I can usually get it to happen
> by opening, then immediately deleting the first window on a given
> workspace.
I have seen a similar behaviour, but actually it seems to be an
undocumented feature (it is mentioned in change log, but behaves differently).
If I move the mouse pointer into the Workspace Manager, hit Ctrl, move
the mouse out, release Ctrl, then the function f.togglestate is invoked.
> The only WorkspaceManager directives I have in my config are:
>
> StartInMapState
> ShowWorkSpaceManager
> WorkSpaces { ... }
> WorkSpaceManagerGeometry "190x22-0-0" 6
> UseThreeDWMap
>
> I am, of course, not calling f.setmapstate or f.setbuttonstate anywhere.
f.togglestate?
> Rest of my config available on request. Platform, if it matters, is
> NetBSD-1.6.1/i386.
ctwm 3.6 on Solaris 2.7
-Derik.
