2009/1/28 Matevz Tadel <[email protected]>: > Hi, > > I'm trying to convince fvwm to not pass the click that raises the window to > the application: > > Style * SloppyFocus > > Style * FPClickRaisesFocused > Style * !FPPassRaiseClick > Style * FPIgnoreRaiseClickMotion > > Full config file: <http://mtadel.home.cern.ch/mtadel/fvwm-iconman/fvwm2rc> > > I thought that '!FPPassRaiseClick' would do the trick, but it seems to have > no effect. Is this due to interaction with sloppy-focus?
No effect how? It works fine. For example, if I apply: Style * FPClickRaisesFocused Style * !FPPassRaiseClick (I already use SloppyFocus). and then load gvim and within that do: :set mousemodel=popup That would ordinarily force a popup menu if I were to right-click on the gvim window. Instead, that action never happens because the click is never sent to Gvim; the window is raised instead. Setting: Style * FPPassRaiseClick Back to how it is by default and right-clicking on Gvim raises the window *and* this time passes the click through to enable the popup menu. As expected. -- Thomas Adam
