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jonny
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| Quote: | | Perhaps they can all be merged somehow into one "ultimate and configurable" KDE script. |
I always love a good challenge.  If noone else does it before then, I could probably have a nice conglomeration done in a few days, maybe a week at the most. Only one thing I need to know first: What form should the "configuration" take? Gui? Ini? Command line switches?  |
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Chris
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My preference is for a non-GUI script that allows configuration directly at the top of the script. After all, anyone interested in KDE window dragging is probably more technical than average, and so might prefer that.
| aurelian wrote: | | As I unterstand it, this would forward the XBUtton2 event to the window in any case (MButton pressed or not), and that is not how I wanted it to work. |
I think you're right. This is a subtle area and this helped refresh my memory about how it works. Thanks. |
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| aurelian wrote: | | As I unterstand it, this would forward the XBUtton2 event to the window in any case (MButton pressed or not), and that is not how I wanted it to work. |
The following change might affect some of your scripts: "Fixed hotkeys such as "a & b::" to be seen as "~a & b::" if "~a::" also exists as a hotkey, and vice versa. [thanks jonny]"
If it does, I think you can solve it this way:
XButton2::MouseClick, X2 ; Upon release of XButton 2 (if it didn't modify anything), send a full X2 click. |
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