Re: Comments on focusing (on new code in CVS)

Erik Enge <[email protected]> writes:

>   - If I have two windows.  Window 1 is focused and window 2 is behind
>   window 1 but I can see both.  If I now hit the maximize button on
>   window 2, I'd expect it to become focused as well as maximized.
>   Currently, it only gets maximized.

I'm trying to fix that with the following code in input.lisp:

  ;; Maximization
  (defmethod event-process ((event button-release) (max-b maximize-button))
    (when (< (event-code event) 4)
      (with-slots (master window) max-b
        (when (eq *focus-type* :on-click)
          (vs:restack-window window (vs:nth-vscreen (root-vscreens *root*))))
        (when master (draw-focused-decoration master))
        (setf (netwm:net-active-window *root-window*) window))
      (maximize-window (button-master max-b) (event-code event))))

It used to look like this:

  ;; Maximization
  (defmethod event-process ((event button-release) (max-b maximize-button))
    (when (< (event-code event) 4)
      (maximize-window (button-master max-b) (event-code event))))

As the attached screenshot shows, the window is maximized and partly
focused.  Two problems exist: 

  "partly focused" - as you can see (screenshot) the bigger window (the
  one just maximized) is not focused (or has not loaded the pixmap that
  represents the focusing) the title-bar.  I can't explain why.

  The window that was previously focus is, well, still focused.  :) Do I
  need to call some more code to defocus the current window before
  focusing a new one, perhaps?

Thanks for any help,

Erik.

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