On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 at 11:53 PM, Aaron Jensen wrote:
> 3) I removed the option completely, it's not needed I don't think.
>
> 4) akracun had added some logic to let panes track their focus status so they
> couldn't ever get double notified. It's not a bad idea, but I was worried
> that the same way panes would get double notified would lead them to get
> their is focused flag out of sync with reality so I removed it. I think
> double notify is better than not notifying, but what do you guys think?
I just realized why these were there in the first place and why the option was
called "focus-filter". My apologies for my confusion. Basically, if you enable
focus tracking on your external terminal via escaped control sequences, the
focus-filter would prevent those from getting to any pane for which it is not
enabled on. This is why I was seeing errant focus tracking, because I had it
enabled on iTerm as well. I'll add both of those things back in, but add the
option as a session option. Does the option name "focus-filter" make sense to
you guys? It may have just been my mental block that prevented me from
understanding what it did.
Thanks,
Aaron
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