On Sun, Jun 05, 2011 at 08:12:29PM +0200, Kalten wrote:
> I want FireFox to ignore C-q.
> I used
> Key (Firefox) Q A C Exec exec xterm
This will work just fine because you're not asking FVWM to then try and send
the event to Firefox.
> Key (*) Q A C --
> Does not change the behaviour in the right way: If I use the sequence
> Key (Firefox) Q A C Exec exec xterm
> Key (*) Q A C --
> Even FireFox does not react on C-q, and does not receive it at
> all---just flicker like ``git gui'' (as described earlier here).
> If I use the sequence
That's a bug. I'll commit a fix to CVS for this in due course.
> Key (*) Q A C --
This is meaningless.
> But why does this work differently to just using the command:
> Key (Firefox) Q A C Exec exec xterm
> ??? It seems to me, that it should act in the equal way!
It's easier this way than trying to manage per-window bindings.
-- Thomas Adam
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