2) This one should be easily reproducible:
- Shade one window (W1) on a viewport.
- Click another window (W2) to move focus on it.
- Unshade W1 by double-clicking its title bar.
- Click W2 again - it gets focus, but graphically it still looks like W1 has
it. Repeated clicking on W2 doesn't help.
Hm, I can't reproduce this but I fixed a shading focus issue just before
I read this and it might very well be related to this issue. Please try
again with the latest code and let me know if it's still broken.
Yes, it remains here... In git, I found that you have solved the mentioned issue in event.c, so I added some printf's
there and here is what I get:
(W2 clicked)
FocusIn: 0x8876fd8 ID: 03E09243 Active: 03E07C26
FocusIn: 0x8876fd8 ID: 03E09243 Active: 03E09243
(W1 title bar double-clicked)
FocusIn: 0x8876978 ID: 03E08508 Active: 03E09243
FocusIn: 0x8876978 ID: 03E08508 Active: 03E08508
FocusIn: 0x8944108 Not managed
(W2 clicked)
FocusIn: 0x8876fd8 ID: 03E09243 Active: 03E08508
FocusIn: 0x8876fd8 ID: 03E09243 Active: 03E09243
(W1 title bar double-clicked)
FocusIn: 0x8944108 Not managed
FocusIn: 0x8944108 Not managed
(W2 clicked)
FocusIn: 0x8876fd8 ID: 03E09243 Active: 03E09243
FocusIn: 0x8876fd8 ID: 03E09243 Active: 03E09243
So, clicking the shaded window does not change d->activeWindow and compiz thinks the last window is still focused. I
don't know all the code about, first of all, I don't know who then gives focus to W1, but I believe you will understand
well what is going on here.
V.
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