On Sat, Apr 12, 2003 at 09:20:48AM -0400, Dan Espen wrote:
> Piotr Zgorecki <balboa_at_14.pl> writes:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Mouse 5 A M Exec aumix -v-1
> >
> > This makes fvwm pass the button press to the window below.
>
> No it doesn't. It makes Fvwm execute aumix passing the arguments -v-1.
> The window under the pointer should not be affected.
>
Indeed, it does. When I scroll the wheel, I get both effects:
1. aumix executes and changes sound volume (this is what I intended to
have);
2. the window under the pointer gets the event and e.g. mozilla (or
whatever happens to be under the pointer) scrolls its contents (this
is not what I wanted to have...
> > But changing the Exec to a window operation like the one below
> > doesn't pass the click:
> >
> > Mouse 5 A M Raise
>
> Right, Fvwm gets the click and raises the window.
>
_And_ fvwm doesn't pass the event to the window (contrary to what I
get with the Exec comamnd).
The only window that doesn't get the event in both cases (i.e. with
Exec and Raise) is the root window.
I hope I made a bit more clear.
Piotr
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Received on Sat Apr 12 2003 - 10:51:05 BST