Ian> Hi, reading the info manual I see this in chapter Windows, article Ian> Input Focus: Ian> `warp-if-necessary' Warp the cursor to the window if doing so Ian> would make the cursor position "consistent" with the focus mode. Ian> For example, in `enter-exit' mode we warp the cursor if it is not Ian> already in this window. In `enter-only' mode, we warp the cursor Ian> if it is in another window, but not if it is over the desktop--a Ian> window would not lose focus when the cursor moved from it to the Ian> desktop. Ian> This doesn't seem to be true, when switching focus by keyboard Ian> cycling, sawfish will happily leave the cursor in the "old focus" Ian> window. Since I just switched back to sawfish because it (alone Ian> among the more modern WMs, apparently) has enter-exit, and I prefer Ian> enter-exit for its consistency, I find this situation kind of sad. Ian> Does anyone know what's up here? Am I misreading the document? It Ian> wouldn't be to hard to define a new mode following the other Ian> information in this info node, but I don't want to reinvent the Ian> wheel. Update (sorry for self-followup): after reading a couple more info nodes, I added the following to my .sawfishrc. It didn't change anything! Why? It's as if W-Tab cycling didn't count as focus change :-( (defun my-focus-hook (w mod) (warp-pointer-if-necessary w)) (add-hook 'focus-in-hook my-focus-hook)
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