2010/7/12 Martin <[email protected]>: > The first one will conflict with any app, that moves the focus itself, or > any attempt to move focus by keyboard. Since focus would always return > immediately to where the mouse is.
Yes, this is true. but for some reason I did never use any programs that move the focus to another window *and* would then be unusable with this mode. Somehow everything worked for me and I did not consciously notice the few occasions where I had to manually move the mouse to a dialog window. The only app that really did not work in this mode and caused major annoyance was Lazarus and I simply was not aware that i could chose between these two different modes. > BTW, out of interest: does (in the 1st mode) the focus also lock down to the > window under mouse, if the mouse cursor is hidden/invisible? Lazarus has an > option, to hide the mouse if you type. Just tried it and it makes no difference. The mouse is invisible but it is still there and causes the focus switch. -- _______________________________________________ Lazarus mailing list [email protected] http://lists.lazarus.freepascal.org/mailman/listinfo/lazarus
