On Sun, May 06, 2001 at 10:52:51AM -0400, Ben Gamsa wrote:
> Dominik Vogt wrote:
> 
> > 
> > Please provide an example that shows the symptom.  As a last
> > resort you can use the Recapture command to redo all key and
> > mouse bindings on all windows.
> 
> With the following as my .fvwmrc file:
> 
> key f6 w s move
> Key   F10       FTIWS   N       key f6 w s move
> Key   F10       FTIWS   C       key f6 w s -
> 
> S-F6 initially works to move the window.  I then hit C-F10 and
> S-F6 then does nothing, including not putting the escape sequence
> into the xterm.  Hitting F10 will turn on the move-windows function,
> and C-F10 again will cause the key to do nothing.
> 
> If however, I just have
> 
> Key   F10       FTIWS   N       key f6 w s move
> Key   F10       FTIWS   C       key f6 w s -
> 
> Then S-F6 initially causes the xterm to print the escape sequences,
> hitting F10 causes the move function to work, and hitting C-F10
> causes the escape sequences to appear.
> 
> On the otherhand, as you suggested, if I have the following:
> 
> key f6 w s move
> Key   F10       FTIWS   N       key f6 w s move
> Key   F10       FTIWS   C       key f6 w s -
> Key   F10       FTIWS   1       Recapture
> 
> Then turning off the move binding does not let the function key
> through to the xterm, but doing a M-F10 to Recapture does fix it
> so that the xterm sees the function key.
> 
> I tested these latest examples using fvwm-2.3.32 under RedHat 6.0
> kernel 2.2.5-15 using Xnest and a .fvwmrc file with nothing but
> what I listed above for each example.
> 
> I hope this helps isolate the problem.

I had already given up trying to reproduce this but then I got it
too.  This problem seems to be a specific xterm problem:

 1) Make the settings above.
 2) Start an xterm.
 3) Follow the procedure above.

==> Problem is there.

 1) Start an xterm.
 2) Make the settings above.
 3) Follow the procedure above.

==> everything is fine.

Use rxvt, aterm, Eterm or wterm instead of xterm and it works all
the time.  It seems that xterm looks at the key combinations that
are grabbed on its window by some other application upon startup
and ignores them even after they are unbound.  Let me think about
this.

Bye

Dominik ^_^  ^_^

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