set focus_hilite when switching desktops and hjilitin a window which isnt focused yet
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@ -418,7 +418,6 @@ void screen_set_desktop(guint num)
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{
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GList *it;
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guint old;
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ObClient *target;
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g_assert(num < screen_num_desktops);
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@ -458,17 +457,17 @@ void screen_set_desktop(guint num)
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event_ignore_queued_enters();
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target = focus_fallback_target(OB_FOCUS_FALLBACK_NOFOCUS);
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if (target) {
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frame_adjust_focus(target->frame, TRUE);
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focus_hilite = focus_fallback_target(OB_FOCUS_FALLBACK_NOFOCUS);
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if (focus_hilite) {
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frame_adjust_focus(focus_hilite->frame, TRUE);
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/*!
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When this focus_client check is not used, you can end up with races,
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as demonstrated with gnome-panel, sometmies the window you click on
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another desktop ends up losing focus cuz of the focus change here.
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*/
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if (!focus_client)
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client_focus(target);
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/*if (!focus_client)*/
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client_focus(focus_hilite);
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}
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}
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