Jason Franklin wrote:
> I noticed that while editing the command line, I can't click away to focus on
> a window. This is mildly annoying to me for whatever reason, so I fixed it.
>
> 1. Open a bunch of windows.
> 2. Edit the cmdline with ":test"
> 3. Try to left click on any window, you stay in the command line.
>
> My patch leaves the command line as if you'd pressed Ctrl_C, but adjusts your
> window focus based on where you click.
>
> It needs some review to make sure I'm using the mouse facilities properly.
Hmm, I don't think that clicking somewhere in the window should abort
the command line. Doesn't this make copy&paste (modeless selection)
difficult? What if you try to click in the command line to move the
cursor, but accidentally click a bit too high?
Since the user is typing on the command line, a simple Esc takes you
out. Why would you grab the mouse?
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