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I quite often have two epoch screens and while doing an I-search in one
screen absent-mindedly move my mouse cursor into the other and type
something, expecting it to be inserted in the text.  Instead, it winds up
continuing my search.  Or, I'll sometimes issue a command intended for the
new screen, which is worse yet, because instead of terminating my I-search
where it was in the first screen, it aborts the I-search, yanking my point
back to the start of the search, which is hardly ever what I wanted.

I've been trying to modify my epoch behavior so that when a new screen is
selected any outstanding I-search is terminated, but so far haven't had any
luck.  I *think* the best way to do what I want is by changing the focus
handler so that when focus is changed into a new screen, the screen is
selected and any searches are terminated.  I've tried doing this via the
*select-screen-hook*, but I must not be doing it right because my
auto-focus behavior changes...

I'd be grateful if somebody could offer a suggestion (or elisp code!) as to
how to do this.

Thanks,
	Bob

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Bob Doolittle
Thinking Machines Corporation
rad@think.com
(617)234-2734