Re: [PATCH] Fix rendering issues on window managers without _NET_WM_STATE

[Basil L. Contovounesios]

martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at> writes:

>> Reporting back on an observation which may or may not be related to
>> these changes. Now when I alt-tab, or disable/enable the menu bar
>> focus switches away from the minibuffer if it was active and switches
>> to the last active maxi buffer. I haven't had a chance to bisect so I
>> don't know what introduced the issue, it might be
>> 46e4704e2abca4d264a43965f92eab7608211ee6 Miscellaneous corrections to
>> src/minibuf.c as well (I'm at
>> b5e6dba05fcb4fa1c716dc759f8c4b2561bacaa7). Best,
>
> Does this happen with emacs -Q?  When I do here C-h f, alt-tab away from
> Emacs, alt-tab back to Emacs, I'm still in the minibuffer.  Same with
> C-h f and deactivating the menu bar from the Options menu.  So please be
> more specific about what you did.

I see the same as Tom with Xmonad.  In an empty workspace:

0. emacs -Q
1. C-x 5 2
2. M-x
   [Minibuffer is current.]
3. Alt-tab
   [*scratch* is current.]
4. Alt-tab
   [*scratch* is still current.]

In Emacs 27, the last step leaves the minibuffer current.

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Basil