> On Sep 30, 2015, at 2:01 AM, Christian Brabandt <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Hi Christian!
> 
>> On Fr, 04 Sep 2015, Christian J. Robinson wrote:
>> 
>> 
>> If I set up the following autocmd:
>> 
>>    :autocmd FocusGained * :echomsg "here"
>> 
>> Then from a command-line window do:
>> 
>>    vim --remote-send ":tabnew<cr>"
>> 
>> I get the "here" message.  This happens with a number of other
>> commands, including ":new", "i" (start insert mode), etc.  This is a
>> problem for one of my scripts because it needs to be able to rely on
>> knowing when Vim actually has focus.
>> 
>> It wouldn't be a problem in my use case if it immediately triggered
>> the FocusLost event after the --remote-send keystrokes, but it
>> doesn't.
> 
> When exactly do you get this message? when the remote server has 
> executed your command or when you switch to the server and it actually 
> gains focus?
> 
> I checked this here on windows with 7.4 and linux 7.4.861 and only see 
> this message when actually switching focus, which seems correct.

I get it immediately when the remote command is sent, before I actually switch 
to the gVim window.

This is on Windows 7.

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