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Subject: FakeClick generates EnterNotify event
Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 12:51:06 -0500
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Notes: Tue Jun 29 20:41:45 2004 scott > I use FakeClick to intercept
clicks in
some windows, and pass the click to
> the others ...
The correct way to do this now is with a window-specific binding. ie.
Mouse (rxvt) 1 A N Echo "mouse1-in-rxvt"
Mouse (xterm) 1 A N Echo "mouse1-in-xterm"
Note that this feature is currently in CVS & will be available in 2.5.11.
> xdvi should react to such a click
I can't reproduce your problem. It worked fine for me with:
sleep 2 && FvwmCommand 'FakeClick depth 0 press 1'
The sleep is so I have time to move the mouse cursor to the xdvi window.
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Subject: FakeClick generates EnterNotify event
Full_Name: Piotr Zielinski
Version: 2.5.10
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OS: Red Hat Linux 9
X_Server: 4.3.0
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I use FakeClick to intercept clicks in some windows, and pass the click to
the others, for example
AddToFunc HandleClick
+ I PointerWindow (FvwmPager) DoSomethingSpecial
+ I PointerWindow (!FvwmPager) FakeClick depth 0 press 1
This sometimes doesn't work. For example, in xdvi should react to such a
click by displaying a window containing a magnified version of some part of
the document as long as the button it pressed. It does not. Using xev I
discovered that FakeClick produces an additional EnterNotify event just
after the button has been pressed. Is this a bug?
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