On 2009-11-30 at 18:29+02 Timo Korvola <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Monday 30 November 2009 03:39:39 [email protected] wrote:
> > I first noticed this with the raise-lower-window-and-transients
> > command, which I have bound to Mouse2 in titlebars. The lowered
> > window maintains the focus, when the new top window should get
> > focus.
>
> I cannot reproduce this. If lowering causes the topmost window
> under the pointer to change, the new window gets focus. If lowering
> does not cause the pointer to change window, focus remains in the
> lowered window as it should.
I can reproduce it: when I lower a window using M-Button3-Click, and
it changes the topmost window, the focus stays with the old window,
instead of moving to the window that the pointer is now on.
> Have you bound the command to Button2-Click instead of Button2-Off?
> Generally only menus should be bound to Click actions.
Ah, that was it. My bindings were:
Context: Window
M-Button1-C-Click Move window interactively
W-Button2-Click Popup window menu
M-Button3-Click Lower window
M-Button1-Click Raise window
I changed that to:
Context: Window
M-Button1-C-Click Move window interactively
W-Button2-Click Popup window menu
M-Button3-Off Lower window
M-Button1-Off Raise window
Now the new window properly gets the focus. Thanks for the tip.
