OpenBox/Awesome: Move floating windows without mod key?

Question

Howdy-ha, all.  I've recently started using OpenBox regularly and have been playing around with Awesome.  I'm finally getting the hang of OpenBox, and Awesome's well-annotated config files are great.  Here's something I'm having trouble with:  is there a way, in both OpenBox and Awesome, to move windows lacking titlebars without holding the mod key (Alt in OB, WinKey in Awesome)?  Perhaps tying the left mouse button to the action?  I use the touchpad on my laptop with tap-to-click on, and would like to double-click-to-drag, while not using titlebars.  I used to use KDE, and the Bespin engine theme allowed for window dragging from any space not dedicated to a widget (statusbar, menubar, etc.).  Thanks for any help or advice.

Answer 1

ANOKNUSA wrote:@BurntSushi:  The first binding you offered works, but demonstrates why I wanted the double-click function
Ah, all right. I think I can almost say definitively that this cannot be achieved with Openbox without some effort (i.e., modifying its source). You could potentially do it without modifying Openbox's source, but that would probably require even more effort. (i.e., handling double click events on managed windows yourself, and sending any appropriate move/resize events off to Openbox via a client message.)
I'm quite curious how Bespin achieved this by allowing you to move windows on any space that isn't dedicated to a widget. Did this work with any window, or only windows built with the Qt toolkit?
On a side-note, if you disable decorations with something like Chrome, you can still move it by clicking-and-dragging on the blue bar at the top of the window.