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flwm_topside bug?

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Rich:
Hi thane

--- Quote from: thane on April 23, 2025, 01:27:56 PM --- ... then move the cursor to a different window and click on one of that window's controls, the focus stays on the original window ...
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That part of the behavior has not changed. I just checked under TC10 x86 and
TC14 x86_64 and clicking on a Maximize button does not grab focus.

thane:
Thanks Rich, I don't recall encountering this in earlier versions of TC but of course that doesn't mean it wasn't there. Lately I've been listening to podcasts while playing Spider, so I spend a lot of time with two windows open side by side and just happened to run into this.

Rich:
Hi thane

--- Quote from: thane on April 23, 2025, 05:09:30 PM ---Thanks Rich, I don't recall encountering this in earlier versions of TC ...
--- End quote ---
Earlier versions do not have the Maximize buttons controlling the wrong window.

It's just that clicking on window frame controls does not grab focus, and I don't think it
ever has.

Rich:
Hi thane
I just wanted to add one more thing. I don't use the maximize buttons.
On those rare occasions I want to maximize a window, I want it to fill
the full screen. Six years ago while I was adding a few features a
member ask if I could add "maximize by double clicking the title bar".
I was able to do that. It doesn't matter if the window has focus. Double
clicking the title bar will make the window full screen. Double clicking
it again restores the original size.

Other changes from that time frame:

Defining  NOWARP  in  .profile  tells FLWM not to snatch and move the
mouse pointer when you open a new window. The value does not matter:

--- Code: ---export NOWARP=0
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Defining  EXITPROMPT  in  .profile  sets the default behavior of exittc to
"shutdown", "reboot", or "prompt". For example:

--- Code: ---export EXITPROMPT="reboot"
--- End code ---

thane:
Belated thanks for the info!

thane

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