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Originally Posted by Sim085
To be honest I only meant to implement this logic in order to save the user from doing some extra clicks.
A clear example is when moving the window. Left as is, the user would move the window and then have to click on the text field to enter some text. What I wanted is that the user would not need to click on the text field after moving the window because he would see the focus is already on this. Same thing as when re-activating a window by clicking anywhere on it, user would need to then need to do another click on the text field to continue using the application.
I know it is sugar candy but thought it would be a nice touch.
Would I need to use BOOPSI to be able to do this?
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As usally - I know nothing - but maybe this helps:
open the input.device
add a handler
that handler checks input events for IECLASS_ACTIVEWINDOW
signal your task or send a msg
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just guessing^^