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Re: IDL 6.1: X11 forward display. Mouse click not responsive on remote session. [message #54725 is a reply to message #54723] Sun, 08 July 2007 04:38 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Edd Edmondson is currently offline  Edd Edmondson
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Registered: January 2003
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chukustako@gmail.com wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> this is regarding mouse (cursor) calls
> on an IDL procedure running on a remote session.
> ---------------------
> I recently enabled X11 access from my new mac so
> I can run IDL at home by remotely accessing my office terminal
> (which is a Sun running linux :P).
>
> I am happily seeing a beautiful display and a quite nice
> speed of forwarding. However, one thing I have not
> found how to fix: my mouse.
> I have a couple of procedures where I manually
> select a section of an image with two clicks of the mouse
> (left button), but for some reason this does not work
> on the X11 graphics display window. I can see the
> cursor and I get a perfect movement speed, but no reaction
> to clicks.

Try entering at the prompt
defaults write com.apple.x11 wm_click_through -bool true
(this is the shell of the Mac, not the Sun or the IDL prompt)
and maybe restart X11.app and then see if that helps. That sets an
option to allow you to send clicks through to windows without having
to click to activate first, which might be the issue.
--
Edd
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