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there's this case where we DONT want to ignore both events or we end up without anything we know of being focused, even tho something is. this case is now covered. ps i hate focus so much.

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Dana Jansens 2003-05-24 08:38:37 +00:00
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commit dc7a267af0
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@ -341,14 +341,33 @@ static gboolean event_ignore(XEvent *e, Client *client)
g_message("found pending FocusIn");
#endif
/* is the focused window getting a FocusOut/In back to
itself? */
itself?
*/
if (fe.xfocus.window == e->xfocus.window &&
!event_ignore(&fe, client)) {
/*
if focus_client is not set, then we can't do
this. we need the FocusIn. This happens in the
case when the set_focus_client(NULL) in the
focus_fallback function fires and then
focus_fallback picks the currently focused
window (such as on a SendToDesktop-esque action.
*/
if (focus_client) {
#ifdef DEBUG_FOCUS
g_message("focused window got an Out/In back to "
"itself IGNORED both");
g_message("focused window got an Out/In back to "
"itself IGNORED both");
#endif
return TRUE;
return TRUE;
} else {
event_process(&fe);
#ifdef DEBUG_FOCUS
g_message("focused window got an Out/In back to "
"itself but focus_client was null "
"IGNORED just the Out");
#endif
return TRUE;
}
}
/* once all the FocusOut's have been dealt with, if there