Starfox wrote:
> Okay, this may have been covered before in here, but I didn't see it
> anywhere in the FAQ, and I'm having trouble getting it to work. So,
> sorry if I'm rehashing old topics...
>
> Basically, I'd like to configure fvwm (I'm running 2.0.46) so I can use
> the keyboard to do almost everything. I have most of it configured except
> the following things.
>
> 1. The ability to alternate/cycle through open windows (similar to alt-tab
> in MS Windows).
AddToFunc "FocusRaise" "I" Focus
+ "I" Raise
Key Tab A M Next FocusRaise
Key Tab A MS Prev FocusRaise
Key Tab A C Next [CurrentDesk] FocusRaise
Key Tab A CS Prev [CurrentDesk] FocusRaise
Alt-Tab and Alt-Shift-Tab cycle through the windows, in opposite
orders. Ctrl-Tab and Ctrl-Shift-Tab cycle through those on the
current desktop.
BTW, is there a particular reason there is no !CurrentDesk condition?
> 2. Keyboard control to maximize/return to normal a xterm
> 3. Keyboard control to resize an xterm
Key F6 A M Resize
Key F7 A M Maximize 100 100
You may want different numbers for Maximize, depending on your screen
layout. To resize, hit Alt-F6, move around with the arrow keys, and
hit enter to accept (or escape to cancel). To maximize/unmaximize,
Alt-F7.
> 4. Something to simulate a mouse click/double click.
That's a bit more difficult. If I remember correctly, there was a
discussion about this on this list a few weeks ago. Basically, you
can generate fake mouse events, but most programs won't accept them.
You can possibly do something with XIE (X Input Extensions), but that
would probably not be too fun, and bugger if I know how to.
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Received on Wed Dec 24 1997 - 09:04:30 GMT