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From: Petr M. <mi...@ph...> - 2006-08-31 07:46:10
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> I've got a report that neither of "set term x11 raise", "raise" and the > <space> hotkey is raising the respective window on KDE unless user switches > KDE Control Panel => Desktop => Window Behaviour => Advanced => Focus > stealing prevention level: None (default is Low). > > I tried to define an "exception" for gnuplot in the Desktop => > Window-Specific Settings, but without success. Is somebody successful? > > (Note: this problem is mentioned in gnuplot.doc: 'help bind'; I think it > should probably be also mentioned in 'help raise'). Below are proposed modifications. Plese edit if required. help bind: Note: if <space> does not raise the gnuplot window under X11, see discussion in `help raise`. help raise: If the window is not raised under X11, then (1) they don't run in the same X11 session (telnet or ssh session, for example), or (2) raising is blocked by your window manager. On KDE, you may like to go to the KDE Control Panel => Desktop => Window Behaviour => Advanced and set the "Focus stealing prevention level" to None (default is Low). help x11: ... driver can be modified. If the window does not get raised, see discussion in `help raise`. --- PM |