What you're asking for is not an X windows resource but a window manager
property. Under Motif (for example) there was (something like)
Motif*FocusPolicy. I haven't used a window manager in a while that used an
X resource for focus policy definition. (I'm using KDE these days.) But
the bottom line is that the answer you seek (if it's controlled by a
resource) would be in the man page for your particular window manager.
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On Sun, 30 Jul 2000, Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
=>Does anybody know off the top of his head the name of the Xwindows resource
=>that lets you set focus policy ? I'd like to have focus follow the mouse but
=>not bring the window forward until I click on on it so I can type into an
=>obscured window.
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