So I instrumented dwm with some debugs and found that the terminal was
indeed grabbing focus with an enter notify.
So I found a workaround within GNU Emacs. Non GNU Emacs users can just
look away now.
(setf (alist-get 'top ediff-control-frame-parameters) 1)
(setf (alist-get 'left ediff-control-fr
On Mon, 8 Oct 2018 13:27:23 -0700
AR Garbe wrote:
> Hi Sean,
>
> try forcing that window as floating window via:
>
> { "Ediff", NULL, NULL, 0,1,
> -1 },
>
> or
>
> { "Emacs", "Ediff", NULL, 0,1,
> -1 },
>
> in the rules[] section of co
Hi Sean,
try forcing that window as floating window via:
{ "Ediff", NULL, NULL, 0,1, -1 },
or
{ "Emacs", "Ediff", NULL, 0,1, -1 },
in the rules[] section of config.h
BR,
Anselm
At work I have switched from XEmacs to GNU Emacs for various reasons. I
use ediff a LOT. With XEmacs, the ediff popup gets the focus but not so
with GNU Emacs. The focus always stays in the bottom right window. So I
end up with a lot on n characters in that windows (ediff users will
understand).
H
