Re: Display engine bugs

[Juri Linkov]

"Jan D." <address@hidden> writes:
>> 
>> 6. To repeat this bug you will need to start unclutter (unclutter is
>> X application that removes the mouse cursor from the screen after a
>> given timeout) with:
>> 
>> unclutter -root -idle 1&
>> 
>> Then create a new Emacs frame, but place the mouse cursor on the
>> original Emacs frame with which Emacs was started.  When mouse cursor
>> is removed from screen by unclutter, then Emacs selects the original
>> frame, but input focus remains in the new frame (however, I can't tell
>> exactly what actually happens).  Seems this is Emacs bug, because it
>> can be repeated with different window managers which place input focus
>> on window only after mouse click (i.e. don't change input focus
>> immediately after moving mouse into another window).
>
> Yes, it was an Emacs bug, the wrong frame was checked for current focus
> state in the unusual combination of events that unclutter generates when
> manipulating the cursor.  I've checked in a fix, please try it.

Yes, your fix works fine.  Thank you!

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