>> >>those mouse bindings aren't there by default - theme or wm defaults i >>guess. anyways, it seemed like a good idea but there doesn't seem to be >>an apropriate context available. BORDER seemed likely but >> >> -binding-mouse-add BORDER 2 NONE 0 "window_lower" "" >> >>also takes effect in the client-area, meaning attempting to paste some >>text lowers the window. maybe that's a bug? doesn't sound like a >>border-context should be affecting the client-area..? > > > no - its not a bug. it's doing EXACTLY that you asked it to. button 2 (middle) > ANYWHERE on a border lowers it (including the client) with no modifers held.
yes, i just thought the name "border" suggested an actual border, as in the bits around the client-area :) if it covers the whole area, WINDOW might have been more intuitive (imo) middle-clicking anywhere on a border (or specifically the titlebar) with no modifiers to lower the window is exactly my intent, we just have a different definition of border i guess ;) > you should use the signal bindings. look at them nd see how shading etc. are > done (double click the titlebar, mouse,down,2 on the title etc.) :) so you mean i have to edit the actual theme (.edc) to change this? i was just hoping there was an easy config for it somewhere so i wouldn't have to hack the theme with every update. it seems like a theme-independent setting to me - i wouldn't want double-clicking the titlebar to do something different in every theme any more than keybindings or focuspolicy etc ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by: Power Architecture Resource Center: Free content, downloads, discussions, and more. http://solutions.newsforge.com/ibmarch.tmpl _______________________________________________ enlightenment-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/enlightenment-users
