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In article <kma09pINNpgh@agate.berkeley.edu>,
forrest@postgres.Berkeley.EDU (Jon Forrest) writes:
|>I like the way mwm does input focus and raising. (I like to be able
|>to click anywhere in a window and have the window raise to the top
|>and get input focus). My first attempts to make twm work this way
|>failed miserably. Does anybody have the magic .twmrc commands to
|>make this happen?

This is the (hopefully familiar) way that .twmrc sets button events:

#----------------------------------
#Button = KEYS : CONTEXT : FUNCTION
#----------------------------------
Button1 = m    : window|title|frame   : f.raise
Button2 = m    : window|title|frame   : f.move
Button3 = m    : window|title|frame   : f.lower
  

This bit will cause Alt-button1 to raise the current window.  I would
advise against having a simple button click raise the window because
then you might get Twm and the X client fighting over what Button 1
means.  It may be possible, but I don't trust anything to work the way
it's "suppose" to.  

To raise and lock the focus you need another function def in .twmrc such
as the following.  I personally don't like fixing the focus, but to each
his/her own.


Function "raise-n-focus"
{
    f.raise
    f.focus
}

-Dave

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