Florian Beck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Symptom: When I select-window stumwm correctly switches to the desired >> window but keyboard input does not work (i.e. I cannot type). > > No idea, anyone? Probably related: after I split windows (vsplit/hsplit) > I can double click the other window; sometimes that does change the > focus (and »Current Frame« is displayed in the other window), sometimes > it doesn't. What could be responsible?
The window you are clicking is responsible. It can request a focus change and stumpwm by default will honour it. > For example, I have firefox and emacs side by side. Emacs has the focus. > If I click the firefox window, the focus changes (and stumpwm displays > »current frame«). Now firefox has the focus. Clicking the emacs frame > does *not* change the focus. However, emacs still responds to mouse > clicks (e.g. opens a file in dired or scrolls a buffer); nevertheless, > the focus remains in the other buffer, in this case firefox. Yes, firefox is the only program I know of that does this. It's unrelated to your problem below. >> I have this in my .stumpwmrc: >> >> (defcommand goto-shell () () >> "Goto existing xterm." >> (select-window "[EMAIL PROTECTED]")) >> >> (define-key *top-map* (kbd "H-s") "goto-shell") >> >> H-s takes me to the shell, but (sometimes) I need to repeat H-s to be >> able to type. I can't reproduce this. >> - emacs >> >> (define-key *top-map* (kbd "H-e") "select-window EmacsMain") I can't reproduce it, with this version either. >> >> I have several such definitions for several frames. Here, pressing H-e >> repeatedly does not help, I have to switch (randomly) between emacs >> frames before input works again. >> >> Any ideas? Hints how to debug this would be very helpful. I'm not sure why this would happen. Let's start with some basics: What architecture, what OS, What version of stumpwm, What lisp version? next does C-t ' [EMAIL PROTECTED] work? does this work: C-t ; goto-shell Have you tried removing everything but the above defcomand and define-key lines from your rc file to see if that fixes it? I guess we'll go from there. -Shawn _______________________________________________ Stumpwm-devel mailing list Stumpwm-devel@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/stumpwm-devel
