jkh@ardent.UUCP (Jordan Hubbard) (07/27/88)
News Flash. If your border contexts stopped working, set "awm.borderContexts" to "on". In my haste, I left out the definition in awm.man. The following patch will remedy that. (I'm not merging this with the next patch set on account of my impending travel plans). diff -c awm.dst/awm.man awm/awm.man *** awm.dst/awm.man Sun Jul 24 18:32:01 1988 --- awm/awm.man Tue Jul 26 19:27:50 1988 *************** *** 11,17 **** .if n .sp 1 .if t .sp .5 .. ! .TH AWM 1 "23 July 1988" "X Version 11" .SH NAME .PP awm - Window Manager X Client Application --- 11,17 ---- .if n .sp 1 .if t .sp .5 .. ! .TH AWM 1 "26 July 1988" "X Version 11" .SH NAME .PP awm - Window Manager X Client Application *************** *** 521,526 **** --- 521,530 ---- be changed on focus changes. On focus in, the window border is changed to solid \fBborder.foreground\fP. On focus out, it is changed to a "gray" stipple. + .IP "\fBborderContexts\fP (boolean) ``off''" + Specifies whether or not "border context" areas are enabled. + Will have little effect unless \fBborderContext.width\fP is set + to some reasonable value (it defaults to 0). .IP "\fBborderContext.background\fP (string) ``\fBbackground\fP''" Background color to use for border context pixmap. Value is meaningless if \fBborderContext.width\fP and \fBborderContext.pixmap\fP are undefined. *************** *** 544,550 **** \fBhilite\fP are defined. .IP "\fBborderContext.width\fP (int) ``0''" Number of pixels wide to make the border context. Though ! functions may be bound to the border context (see: \fBContext\fP) without setting this, they will be impossible to invoke due to the fact that there will be nothing to click on. The border context should not be confused with the actual window border. It is an --- 548,554 ---- \fBhilite\fP are defined. .IP "\fBborderContext.width\fP (int) ``0''" Number of pixels wide to make the border context. Though ! functions may be bound to the border context (see: \fborderContexts\fP) without setting this, they will be impossible to invoke due to the fact that there will be nothing to click on. The border context should not be confused with the actual window border. It is an