>> I made the same suggestion as Stefan, and I don't think it would lead to
>> further confusion. As I mentioned, that is pretty much the behavior that
>> Windows users experience every day (the first click establishes focus). And
> This makes sense!
> I just installed a change so that a mouse-1 click only follows a link
> if the window is already selected.
I can't test it right now, so just so we're clear:
What happens in the following scenario:
- I'm working in Emacs's frame Foo, window Foo, showing buffer Foo.
It's actually the only buffer/window/frame of this Emacs.
- I switch to an xterm by clicking on its window.
- I switch back to Emacs by mouse-1 clicking inside its window.
Is that going to correctly "ignore" this last mouse-1 click other than make
it change focus) because, from Emacs's point of view, the window Foo has
always been and still is the selected window?
Stefan
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