On Sat, Feb 01, 2003 at 10:23:36PM -0500, Tessa Lau wrote:
>
> I use FPGrabFocus to force a particular app to grab the keyboard focus
> after it's launched. When the app exits or is iconfied, FVWM 2.5.5
> doesn't restore the focus to the app underneath the cursor (usually an
> xterm) until I physically move the cursor out of the window and back
> into it. I'm trying to reduce my dependence on the mouse. How can I
> work around this behavior?
You need to set the FPReleaseFocus style too:
> Here are the relevant lines from my fvwmrc:
>
> Style "*" MouseFocusClickRaises
> Style TLtodo FPGrabFocus
Style TLtodo FPGrabFocus, FPReleaseFocus
> DestroyFunc popup-todo
> AddToFunc popup-todo
> + "I" Next ("TLtodo") Warp-and-Raise
> + "I" None ("TLtodo") Exec /home/tlau/bin/todo.py
> + "I" Wait TLtodo
Ugh, that line isn't such a good idea. Assuming the function was
called when there already was a TLtodo window on the desk. The
"Wait" the waits forever for a new one to appear and fvwm remains
in the wait loop, working with reduced functionality. You want
+ I None (TLtodo) Wait TLtodo
instead.
> Key t A SC popup-todo
Bye
Dominik ^_^ ^_^
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