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I'm getting back into emacs after nearly 20 years away from it. I've kind of kludged together a setup for working on php and django but theres somethiing thats driving me nuts When I use Ctl-3 to split the window, whenever I click the right window it kind of flips out and pulls some sort of menu completion thingo down the bottom I've got the top menu wired to F10 so I dont know whats happening , but the mouse straight up doesnt work in the right window. Any idea how to fix this poo poo? Ctl-K-h tells me its tmm-menubar-mouse thats running in the right window, but the left window works fine (getting window focus, selecting regions , etc) Its driving me to drink
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Jan 30, 2016 18:39
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aerique posted:Maybe a screenshot if you get no reactions? It doesn't sound familiar to me.  This happens when I click the buffer on the right hand side.
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Jan 31, 2016 16:14
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dobbymoodge posted:Are you running in a terminal? The terminal may be sending the wrong mouse event to emacs. I'm not even sure emacs has mouse support in terminal mode, or how it compares to native mode. Yeah I'm doing that. The mouse works perfectly in the left window, but in the right window nothing works and it just does nonsense things. Its on a remote terminal from home.
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Jan 31, 2016 16:38
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eh.. worked it out in the end. It seems that its to do with screen. under tmux it doesnt happen, but under screen mouse handles weird
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Feb 24, 2016 11:01
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