save the focus_client when falling back, so we don't actually refocus it when we don't want to.
Dana Jansens danakj@orodu.net
3 files changed,
9 insertions(+),
7 deletions(-)
M
openbox/focus.c
→
openbox/focus.c
@@ -248,13 +248,10 @@ else
return NULL; } -ObClient* focus_fallback_target(gboolean allow_refocus) +ObClient* focus_fallback_target(gboolean allow_refocus, ObClient *old) { GList *it; - ObClient *old; ObClient *target = NULL; - - old = focus_client; if (!allow_refocus && old && old->transient_for) { gboolean trans = FALSE;@@ -344,6 +341,10 @@
void focus_fallback(gboolean allow_refocus) { ObClient *new; + ObClient *old; + + /* save this before moving focus away to nothing */ + old = focus_client; /* unfocus any focused clients.. they can be focused by Pointer events and such, and then when I try focus them, I won't get a FocusIn event@@ -351,7 +352,7 @@ at all for them.
*/ focus_set_client(NULL); - if ((new = focus_fallback_target(allow_refocus))) + if ((new = focus_fallback_target(allow_refocus, old))) client_focus(new); }
M
openbox/focus.h
→
openbox/focus.h
@@ -50,7 +50,8 @@ /*! Specify which client is currently focused, this doesn't actually
send focus anywhere, its called by the Focus event handlers */ void focus_set_client(struct _ObClient *client); -struct _ObClient* focus_fallback_target(gboolean allow_refocus); +struct _ObClient* focus_fallback_target(gboolean allow_refocus, + struct _ObClient *old); /*! Call this when you need to focus something! */ void focus_fallback(gboolean allow_refocus);
M
openbox/screen.c
→
openbox/screen.c
@@ -463,7 +463,7 @@ }
event_ignore_queued_enters(); - focus_hilite = focus_fallback_target(TRUE); + focus_hilite = focus_fallback_target(TRUE, focus_client); if (focus_hilite) { frame_adjust_focus(focus_hilite->frame, TRUE);