peter@ficc.uu.net (Peter da Silva) (05/31/89)
Intel 302 running Intel/BellTech System V. If you turn on NoRaiseOnMove in your .twmrc, then drag a window that's behind another one so that when you release it your pointer is over the window in front, both windows will be highlighted. Speaking of twm, is there any way to convince it to provide ClickToFocus? And any way of telling xterm to require a meta key to be down before doing a cut? -- Peter da Silva, Xenix Support, Ferranti International Controls Corporation. Business: uunet.uu.net!ficc!peter, peter@ficc.uu.net, +1 713 274 5180. Personal: ...!texbell!sugar!peter, peter@sugar.hackercorp.com.
toml@Solbourne.COM (Tom LaStrange) (05/31/89)
> Intel 302 running Intel/BellTech System V. If you turn on NoRaiseOnMove > in your .twmrc, then drag a window that's behind another one so that when > you release it your pointer is over the window in front, both windows will > be highlighted. I just tried it with the newest stuff and the problem appears to have been fixed. > > Speaking of twm, is there any way to convince it to provide ClickToFocus? How about something like: Button1 = : window : f.focus Button1 = : frame : f.focus Button1 = : title : f.focus I know this doesn't give you complete click to focus but it's pretty close. -- Tom LaStrange Solbourne Computer Inc. ARPA: toml@Solbourne.COM Longmont, CO UUCP: ...!{boulder,nbires,sun}!stan!toml