some focus fixes. always set the new focus when we fallback or else weird states...

[chaz/openbox] / openbox / focus.c

diff --git a/openbox/focus.c b/openbox/focus.c
index b084d35721fc08629854e84ca229e75afd10cf29..72588a30a958b0bcacafbbc472d57565d3d9e25a 100644 (file)
--- a/openbox/focus.c
+++ b/openbox/focus.c
@@ -280,19 +280,15 @@ ObClient* focus_fallback(gboolean allow_refocus)
     old = focus_client;
     new = focus_fallback_target(allow_refocus, focus_client);
 
-    /* send focus somewhere if it is moving or if it was NULL before,
-       in which case it may not even be on the screen */
-    if (!old || new != old) {
-        /* unfocus any focused clients.. they can be focused by Pointer events
-           and such, and then when we try focus them, we won't get a FocusIn
-           event at all for them. */
-        focus_nothing();
-
-        if (new) {
-            client_focus(new);
-            /* remember that we tried to send focus here */
-            focus_tried = new;
-        }
+    /* unfocus any focused clients.. they can be focused by Pointer events
+       and such, and then when we try focus them, we won't get a FocusIn
+       event at all for them. */
+    focus_nothing();
+
+    if (new) {
+        client_focus(new);
+        /* remember that we tried to send focus here */
+        focus_tried = new;
     }
 
     return new;
@@ -309,6 +305,16 @@ void focus_nothing()
     focus_client = NULL;
     focus_tried = NULL; /* focus isn't "trying" to go anywhere now */
 
+    /* if there is a grab going on, then we need to cancel it. if we move
+       focus during the grab, applications will get NotifyWhileGrabbed events
+       and ignore them !
+
+       actions should not rely on being able to move focus during an
+       interactive grab.
+    */
+    if (keyboard_interactively_grabbed())
+        keyboard_interactive_cancel();
+
     /* when nothing will be focused, send focus to the backup target */
     XSetInputFocus(ob_display, screen_support_win, RevertToPointerRoot,
                    event_curtime);