Dear Wim,
> FWIU, the KDE windows manager does not allow a toplevel window to grab
> focus if the 'active window' (i.e. the main XCircuit window) is not
> in focus. However, the popup windows (see wrapper.tcl) are created
> without defining a group of related windows. Hence, the KDE window
> manager is not informed that the main XCircuit window and its dialogs
> belong together, so that popups will not raise after a "wm
> deiconify/raise" call.
I don't want to give you the impression that I'm ignoring your email,
so I'm writing a quick note to tell you that MultiGiG is taping out an
engineering run with something like 20 different chip designs on it,
with a deadline of next week. So nothing gets done until next week.
I have a list of about a dozen of my own annoyances with XCircuit that
I also need to attend to.
Thanks for sending along the solution. Especially since I don't like
modern window managers (they always think they're smarter than I am),
and have never "progressed" beyond twm (as you might expect, I use a
modified version of ctwm which I've hacked on a bit. Always works
perfectly for me).
Regards,
Tim
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