I have two overlapping Gtk-windows open. How can I change the focus via button clicking to get the hidden Gtk-window on top?
Any advice would be very welcome.
Carsten
I have two overlapping Gtk-windows open. How can I change the focus via button clicking to get the hidden Gtk-window on top?
Any advice would be very welcome.
Carsten
Focus is decided by the window manager → Just click on the window?
Of course I can change the focus e.g. via +Tab (Windows10) or it is possible to get information from the statusbar and then select the wanted window.
However I want to change the active Gtk window via button action. Especially when the second window is hidden by a larger one.
Nevertheless thank you for your quick reply
There are some functions in Gtk to interact with the WM, but it’s tricky. I never used it, but you could look into:
For gtk_window_present
you have to do:
present(win::GtkWindow)
There’s also grab_focus(w::GtkWidget)
but that might be only for widgets inside windows.
Thank you for reply. This was what I am looking for.
For grab_focus(w::GtkWidget)
I did not found any information. What’s the use of it?
Hi Carsten,
Have you managed to change the code programmatically?
None of the solutions work for me.
Is it possible to display a Gtk window without changing the current focus from where it is (say the input terminal/REPL) to the new window? Thanks.
Related:
Gtk Layer Shell can display windows which do not grab the cursor focus
See this Makie.jl thread