greg(a)alphatech.com (Greg Klanderman) writes:
Hrvoje> What the docstring says -- change the frame. If this is
not
Hrvoje> the case, then we should add something like "this commands
Hrvoje> doesn't do anything with focus-follows-mouse set to t." But
Hrvoje> I wouldn't do that before giving it *good* thought.
Hmm, I've never used that because I would never think of having focus
thrown to a frame other than the one the mouse is over.
What'd it do prior to my patch? I assume it threw emacs focus, but
not the window manager focus. Checking.... yup. I assume that's not
what you want? Or is it?
It's not what I want.
I want `C-x 5 o' to behave the same regardless of
focus-follows-mouse. The reason for this is that `C-x 5 o' is an
interactive command. If I press 3 keystrokes for something to happen,
I expect it to happen, not to be silently ignored.
Hrvoje> BTW, are you aware that FSF 20.3 sets focus-follows-mouse
to t by
Hrvoje> default? Maybe we should copy what they do?
Copy the default value, or behavior of C-x 5 o?
The former, and maybe the latter. I'm not sure what `C-x 5 o' does
under FSF with focus-follows-mouse set to t, but I'm fairly certain it
is not ignored.
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