when changing the active window via NextWindow/PrevWindow and then
not beeing able to set the focus of the window underneath the mouse
with a simple click again (in MouseFocus - mode). Suggestion via
mail to devel-ml from Eike von Seggern
New init options added:
session.screenN.windowScrollAction: Shade|NextTab
- set the action that happens when scrolling on the titlebar
session.screenN.windowScrollReverse: true|false
- reverse the action direction
when mod1 + leftmouse are clicked on a window and the mouse is not
moved, the window is raised at leftmouserelease. i dont think we
need an extra option for that since its very unobtrusive but neat
to have.
the "Sloppy" was always a bit .. unprecise.
removed SloppyFocus, SemiSloppyFocus and ClickToFocus options
added MouseFocus, ClickFocus, MouseTabFocus, ClickTabFocus
- MouseFocus - change the focus to the window under the mouse
(almost similar to the 'old' SloppyFocus)
- ClickFocus - change the focus to the window the user clicks
- MouseTabFocus - change active tabclient to the one under the
mouse in titlebar, does NOT change the focus
- ClickTabFocus - change active tabclient when clicked onto a
tabbutton
to achieve former SemiSloppyFocus behavior one needs MouseFocus and
ClickTabFocus
area to drop a tab button to detach the client from the group. solution is to
detach the client if the tab button is dropped onto the client area of the
same group.
shaded icons behaved badly on restart, they went into a real stupid state:
somehow shaded, but at the same time iconic, so you werent able to unshade,
resize them properly.
i fixed that by applying NormalState on shutdowntime (see
FluxboxWindow::restore(), unshading a shaded frame to get good
window dimensions and on init() i mark the window initialized and connect it
to Fluxbox::attachSignals() a bit later.
- Shade - just like the "Stick"-button
Styleresources:
window.shade.pixmap, window.shade.unfocus.pixmap, window.shade.pressed.pixmap
window.unshade.pixmap, window.unshade.unfocus.pixmap, window.unshade.pressed.pixmap
etc.
- MenuIcon - click on it provides the windowmenu, if the app
contains a pixmap (gvim, konqueror etc etc) the pixmap is displayed, a
little menu otherwise.
Styleresources:
windowmenu.pixmap, windowmenu.unfocus.pixmap windowmenu.pressed.pixmap
etc.
Example ~/.fluxbox/init - entry:
session.titlebar.left: MenuIcon Stick
session.titlebar.right: Shade Minimize Maximize Close
hint: if the app HAS a pixmap i use window.title.focus.pixmap (look
WinButtonTheme for reference)in pixmap-based-styles. this looks excellent and dont need
much extra-code to pipe that info into WinButtons.
