specify a different action for mouse 2 for Opera
Thanks I'll use this as a temp solution
But do you want to issue those commands by a middle-click?
True!, But that was just an example. I am okay with other mouse functions, like drag, hold or any other. Please suggest if there is any possibility.. One possibility /feature request: To have an option to initiate a command by the mouse ON Mouse_button_up . To be clearer : an option to initiate the command by a "Mouse 2 A N somefunc" AFTER the mouse button is released instead of immediately after the mousebutton is pressed.. That way this might be resolved... just an amatuer guess :) Think of the possibilitie of having mouse only functions.. No first think of a beer in the left hand, now think of what all you could do with this: 1.No need for a root menu a left_Mouse_hold + rightclick would open it 2.Double_middle_click = pager right at the mouse Or maximize/shade the window, the possibilities with FVWM are endless!!! 3. Middle_hold opens tomboy or the klipper menu .. or raises Horizontally maximized xterm for pasting from howto guides.. This would be such a killer feature!! I undersand that its all way too mouse centric, but just imagine the beer in a the left hand ;) On 10/14/06, seventh guardian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 10/13/06, me again me <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >Look at the CursorMove and WarpToWindow commands. > > Sorry I wasn't clear. I meant: a way of issuing commands using only > the mouse( no keyboard ), like edgecommand Or mousebutton as modifier > Or > > DestroyFunc winmou > AddToFunc winmou > + M WindowList -50p +0p > Mouse 2 A N winmou > But do you want to issue those commands by a middle-click? Then how do you expect to choose between "paste" and the defined command? > > Are you sure this isn't a numlock issue? > > Positive, this is not related to numlock . See this post please (if > you haven't) http://www.mail-archive.com/fvwm@lists.math.uh.edu/msg11117.html > - > > > Can you be more specific about this? > > About what ? Khotkeys? > khotkeys allows the use of the middle mouse button for making mouse > gestures while retaining the middle-click to paste feature & and other > middle click features. > Yes, but then it uses the "middle mouse drag", which is not the "middle mouse click". Cheers Renato
