Hi folks,

I am quite sure I have found a bug in the bbkeys window cycling 
behaviour.  It is described below.

Open two xterms (for example), and position them as per below:

   +------------------+
   |  (1) unfocused   |
   |                  |
   |          +-------------------+
   |          |                   |
   |          |  (2) focused      |
   +----------|                   |
              |                   |      *
              |                   |
              +-------------------+

The asterix in the above diagram represents the mouse cursor.  Close 
the focused terminal (type 'exit' or Control-D).  Now, because the mouse 
is simply in the root window, xterm (1) still does not have the focus.  
Next, press the key-command sequence to trigger the bbkeys action 
'NextWindow.'  If you are using the new stacked cycling window cycling 
method, then xterm (1) will receive the focus.  This is the expected 
behavious.  However, if "bbkeys.menu.stackedCycling: False" is specified 
in the bbkeys config file, and thus you are using the good ol' 
linear cycling method, then xterm (1) will not receive the focus.  And 
that, my friends, I think is a bug.

This happens to me when using the latest blackbox and bbkeys, with 
blackbox set to sloppy focus and autoraise, with the 'focus last window 
on workspace' option set to on (although I don't think the latter would 
influence bbkeys' behavious in this situation).

I just thought that I would let everyone know of this - it has been 
bugging me for quite some time now.  Can anyone else replicate this 
inconsistancy?

Cheers,

Tim

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