Hello Scott
Finaly i got time to briefly look into the code.
I found the error at takeFocus():
----------
<...>
else
{
$winId = $tabWin{$tId}{tab}[$tabWin{$tId}{currentTab}]{winId};
}
# "revert-to" (2nd) arg can be 'Parent', 'PointerRoot' or 'None'.
$xServer->SetInputFocus($winId, 'Parent', $tabWin{$tId}{focusTimestamp});
# $fvwm->debug("takeFocus(end) winId=$winId");
<...>
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Changing the SetInputFocus() to
"$xServer->SetInputFocus($winId, 'Parent', 'CurrentTime');"
its all working flawless.
The variables in $tabWin{$tId}{focusTimestamp} does look ok though, but
i dont have any knowledge about the X11-Protocol. Perhaps you know
what could be wrong.
Hopefully i could help you finding the bug.
Greets
Tobias
On Sat, 15 Nov 2003 12:14:24 +1100
scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Tobias,
>
> : > > > After switching between Desktops
> : > > > i cannot get the focus back to the Tabmanager and
> : > > > only can get it back by pushing mouse button on the
> : > > > background (or moving the TabManager by shortcuts).
> : >
> : > I can't reproduce this bug - what system are you using?
> : > Does FvwmTabs output anything on stdout/stderr?
> :
> : <snip>
> :
> : I have put my .fvwm dir to download at
> : http://www.ownz.de/medlor-fvwm.tar.gz . Perhaps this does help you.
>
> Nice bg piccie! :)
>
> Well I'm using your exact FVWM configuration on my system & I can't
> reproduce this bug. (focusing works fine after switching desktops.)
>
> I'm using:
> Redhat Linux 7.3
> fvwm 2.5.9 (from cvs) compiled on Nov 11 2003
> FvwmTabs v2.5
> Module FvwmTabs started with: X11::Protocol 0.52, Tk 800.024.
>
> SCoTTie. :)
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