Am Tue, 1 Dec 2009 21:31:03 +0200 schrieb Timo Korvola <[email protected]>:
> On Tuesday 01 December 2009 07:11:47 [email protected] wrote: > > The cursor changes to the selection cursor, and the terminal window > loses focus. > > I see. select-window grabs the pointer, causing LeaveNotify and > EnterNotify events with mode NotifyGrab. The LeaveNotify event is > ignored but when enter-exit mode is invoked with parameter > enter-root, it does not ignore grab-related events. Thus focus is > directed to the root or desktop window. When the grab ends, the > induced LeaveNotify and EnterNotify events are ignored, so focus > remains in the root window. > > Possible solutions include making the enter-root handling also ignore > grab-related events, in which case focus remains where it was when > select-window was invoked (although the pointer may have moved), or > making the enter-exit focus mode not ignore any grab-related > EnterNotify events, if that feels more natural. To me it doesn't. > Then again I don't use enter-exit mode (I used enter-only prior to > enter-click). Well atleast the misstakes Derek found should be undone before 1.6.0, In most cases I noticed it with Virtualbox, but not to often, either way it's really a bit annoying. Off-Topic: I just tried VirtualBox 3.1.0 AND: If you have the GuestAdditions installed (in the guest of course) and are outside of the guestwindow, all keybindings are sent the host, but NEW NEW NEW: if you're inside the guestwindow the keybindings are sent to the guest (finally). > > (bind-keys window-keymap > > "A-F8" 'resize-window-interactively) > > This also grabs the pointer, so the mechanism is likely the same. > > > (define (focus-enter-refocus-fun w mode) > > (focus-revert)) > > (add-hook 'enter-notify-hook focus-enter-refocus-fun t) > > This is misguided. focus-revert is intended for cases where the > window in focus disappears. If you want to change the focusing > logic, change the focus mode. >
