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focusDelay option not available via CLI

Open dilmcnulty opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

14" MacBook Pro w/ M1 Max Sonoma 14.5

After installing AutoRaise, trying to set focusDelay via config file & CLI flags does not work. In fact, after starting the application via the CLI there is no focusDelay option available.

I really like having just focus delay and no raising for my setup. Is there any way to achieve these without a focusDelay? Is there a reason it was removed? I see it in the README instructions so I'm not sure why it is not available.

dilmcnulty avatar Sep 17 '24 14:09 dilmcnulty

when executing via CLI

➜  AutoRaise-master autoraise

v5.3 by sbmpost(c) 2024, usage:

AutoRaise
  -pollMillis <20, 30, 40, 50, ...>
  -delay <0=no-raise, 1=no-delay, 2=50ms, 3=100ms, ...>
  -warpX <0.5> -warpY <0.5> -scale <2.0>
  -altTaskSwitcher <true|false>
  -ignoreSpaceChanged <true|false>
  -invertIgnoreApps <true|false>
  -ignoreApps "<App1,App2,...>"
  -ignoreTitles "<Regex1,Regex2,...>"
  -stayFocusedBundleIds "<Id1,Id2,...>"
  -disableKey <control|option|disabled>
  -mouseDelta <0.1>
  -verbose <true|false>```

dilmcnulty avatar Sep 17 '24 14:09 dilmcnulty

Try to compile with the EXPERIMENTAL_FOCUS_FIRST option. This has been documented in the README

make CXXFLAGS="-DOLD_ACTIVATION_METHOD -DEXPERIMENTAL_FOCUS_FIRST" && make install

sbmpost avatar Sep 18 '24 15:09 sbmpost