On Thu, 07 Jan 2010 14:22:38 +0100 Zoilo Gomez <zo...@xs4all.nl> wrote:
> > It looks as though some applications (vlc, xine, etc) still pass the click > > to the window which allows the client to accept focus. Thus, although you > > have "NeverFocus" set, it's not doing it's job properly. > > > > I do not understand what you mean - in any case there is no mouse click > or so. I would guess that if you are using, eg, SloppyFocus, even tho you do not have to click on the app, fvwm must pass a "focus" window event to the application, which is what would happen if you had to click to focus. Of course with NeverFocus this should not happen. In fact, you *do not say that the VLC window takes focus* -- you just say the Flashplayer window loses it. Is that correct? If so, I would say that is a choice made by the flashplayer -- when it goes out of fullscreen, it gives up focus -- probably when recalculating the geometry, the mouse is considered to "leave". Then it focusses again when it recieves the appropriate window event notification (when you move the mouse *back into* the window). The fact that the mouse is already in the window does not count, since we cannot be continually sending this signal -- it only happens when the mouse enters (SloppyFocus) or you click inside. -- MK <halfcountp...@intergate.com>
