Thomas Adam replay to me in private message with suggestions. I wish to report what I get currently.
On 2012-08-08, Oleksandr Gavenko wrote: > First I get inconvenience when start using gmrun (Win+R like in Windows app > which prompt command to execute with completion). > > But I found annoying to move mouse or to switch focus by 'FocusWindow' > (Alt+TAB) to 'gmrun' app. > This completely resolve my issue this gmrun: Style whatever GrabFocus > I have same issue when call "Save as..." and "Open file..." like dialog in > Firefox, etc. > This partially resolve my issue in up quotation: Style * GrabFocusTransient Why partially? I start gaming with this stile in different conditions. First that differ from FvwmEvent solution is that I lose: WarpToWindow 50 50 Also GrabFocusTransient have bad job with setting like: Style "goldendict" StartsOnPage 3 1 2, SkipMapping When I start "goldendict" app by: AddToMenu MenuMy Media Title + Goldendict Exec exec goldendict I don't get focus of goldendict app and also don't switch to it if I am not at page 1 2 of desktop 3. > So I read manual and FAQ. FAQ was useful: > I bad read manual. There are many parts where written about focus. For example I must find this one without asking at this list: Grabbing the focus when a new window is created > *FvwmEvent-NewWindow: Cmd > *FvwmEvent-NewWindow: PassId > *FvwmEvent-NewWindow: StartDelay 10 > *FvwmEvent-NewWindow: add_window MyFuncFocusWindow > > DestroyFunc MyFuncFocusWindow > AddToFunc MyFuncFocusWindow > + I FlipFocus > + I WarpToWindow 50 50 > > AddToFunc StartFunction I Module FvwmEvent > AddToFunc StartFunction I FvwmEvent FvwmEvent-NewWindow > > So now any new window automatically get focus. > As I describe above GrabFocusTransient have 2 issues (for me). So I stick with solution from FAQ but would like to hear another option (I think FvwmEvent take some extra CPU power instead of built-in Fvwm solution...). > Does this setting provide behaviour same as in Windows? > After using for two days look like so... > That part of desktop environment responsible for such behaviour (I am noob, is > it session manager or windows manager or what)? > I don't know right answer but build-in Fvwn features allow near good solution. And with external but standard FvwmEvent module a full solution. > I try to break this solution by: > > $ xterm > $ xmessage Hi > $ /usr/lib/notification-daemon/notification-daemon & > $ notify-send -t 10 Hi > > After xmessage I lose focus, but after notify-send not. Why? > > How can I control this by styling in Fvwn and programmatically in C lang? > Still will be happy if some one answer this question. > I use: > > Style "*" SloppyFocus, MouseFocusClickRaises > Note I experiment with combining GrabFocusTransient and SloppyFocus together: Style "*" SloppyFocus, GrabFocusTransient they work greate together. -- Best regards!
