From: David N. <dn...@wa...> - 2002-09-11 09:27:12
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Hi all, Not sure where else to post this, if it's off-topic for the list I hope ye don't mind & point me elsewhere. I've come across something which is quite alloying in E 16.5 with respect to my personal focus & raise settings. Basically, my focus settings are=20 - Focus follows mouse clicks - Clicking in a window always raises it - Only new dialogs whose owner is focussed gets focus - raise windows on focus switch And then for the focus list - display & use focus list - include sticky, shaded & iconified windows in focus list - focus windows while switching - raise windows after focus switch In short, I would like focus to follow mouse clicks, and I=20 would like to be able to focus any window by clicking in it. I=20 also don't want new windows or dialogs interfering if I'm=20 typing without looking at the screen :)=20 The problem (finally) is that when a window is raised but doesn't have the focus (for example, a pop-up window or a dialog from an app which isn't focussed), then clicking in the window doesn't focus it. And clicking in the focussed window doesn't raise it. Given that I have "focus follows clicks" and "click always raises", I would expect both of these to work. To get the focus on the dialog, I have to click in the frame of the dialog window, and to raise the original focussed window, I have to first focus the dialog (clicking in the frame), and then click back in the original window. I find this extremely annoying, and I figure that it is probably a bug. It may be normal behaviour, though. Could someone let me know if this behaviour is normal, and if not how I can fix it (either through settings or with a patch)? Thanks a lot, Dave. --=20 David Neary, E-Mail: dn...@wa... T=E9l: 04 91 72 46 84 CV: http://www.redbrick.dcu.ie/~bolsh/CV/ |