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revert r6802.

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it seems that focusin/out notifygrab business is only affected by *keyboard* grabs, not pointer grabs, at least not passive pointer grabs
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Dana Jansens 2007-05-26 22:03:07 +00:00
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openbox/action.c
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@ -47,17 +47,18 @@ static void client_action_end(union ActionData *data)
{ {
if (config_focus_follow) if (config_focus_follow)
if (data->any.context != OB_FRAME_CONTEXT_CLIENT) { if (data->any.context != OB_FRAME_CONTEXT_CLIENT) {
if (!data->any.button && data->any.c) if (!data->any.button && data->any.c) {
event_ignore_all_queued_enters(); event_ignore_all_queued_enters();
else { } else {
/* we USED to create a fake enter event here, so that when you ObClient *c;
used a Press context, and the button was still down,
you could still get enter events that weren't
NotifyWhileGrabbed.
only problem with this is that then the resulting focus /* usually this is sorta redundant, but with a press action
change events can ALSO be NotifyWhileGrabbed. And that is that moves windows our from under the cursor, the enter
bad. So, don't create fake enter events anymore. */ event will come as a GrabNotify which is ignored, so this
makes a fake enter event
*/
if ((c = client_under_pointer()))
event_enter_client(c);
} }
} }
} }