I am having the same problem that the two previous posters on the
topic are having. Unfortunatley I am at work at the moment so can't
reply to the previous messages. It is a focus issue. Hopefully I
have found a solution. From reading the man page for twm it looks
like it defaults to the pointer focus (focus to window under the
pointer) unless f.focus is somewhere. So, two possibilities.
First: (probably more likely to work)
Set the binding for Button1 on the title bar to f.focus
Button1 = : title : f.focus
There is probably already a binding for this so you would just
change the end.
Second method:
Button1 = : title : f.function "click-focus-raise"
Function "click-focus-raise"
{
f.focus
f.raise
}
This one should probably work to... I'm not all that experienced
with window manager configuration. I will test them out when I get
home. Let me know if that helps you out.
Michael
topic are having. Unfortunatley I am at work at the moment so can't
reply to the previous messages. It is a focus issue. Hopefully I
have found a solution. From reading the man page for twm it looks
like it defaults to the pointer focus (focus to window under the
pointer) unless f.focus is somewhere. So, two possibilities.
First: (probably more likely to work)
Set the binding for Button1 on the title bar to f.focus
Button1 = : title : f.focus
There is probably already a binding for this so you would just
change the end.
Second method:
Button1 = : title : f.function "click-focus-raise"
Function "click-focus-raise"
{
f.focus
f.raise
}
This one should probably work to... I'm not all that experienced
with window manager configuration. I will test them out when I get
home. Let me know if that helps you out.
Michael
