[Tfug] Fluxbox key mapping

[Glen Pfeiffer]

On 10/09/2007 06:33 PM, Claude Rubinson wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 09, 2007 at 01:53:07PM -0700, Glen Pfeiffer wrote:
>> So I added this to my keys file:
>> Control_R :Lower
>>
>> It didn't do anything. Got any ideas?
> 
> Ctrl-[ didn't work?
> 
No! Neither did <c-o>.

> I'm assuming that you figured it out from JD's other post.  But 
> the more fundamental issue that I was using to gently needle JD 
> was that Fluxbox doesn't have RaiseLower. RaiseLower is an FVWM 
> function that lowers a window if it's on top of another window 
> and raises it when it's obscured.  It's particularly useful 
> when you need to, e.g., transcribe information between 
> overlapping windows.
>
I am not sure if I understand the RaiseLower functionality 
correctly. Do you mean that whatever window has focus will either 
be raised or lowered in comparison to the other windows? If so, 
then I believe Fluxbox has two separate functions for that: Raise 
and Lower.

The issue that I ran into was that you cannot map just one 
Control key without doing some other steps (someone mentioned 
those in a different email I think). The following maps will 
lower the window with focus with the left and right Control keys, 
and raise the window with focus with Control and the right Alt 
key.

Control Control_R :Lower
Control Alt_R :Raise

-- 
Glen