Description Simon Arsenault 2003-03-07 14:37:45 EST

Using build I200303071024

- Launch eclipse in debug mode
- Open a new window (so that you have at least 2 windows now)
- Close all perspectives in the new window
- Go to your host eclipse and set a breakpoint on 
Workbench.fireWindowDeactivated method
- Go back to the new window
- Switch to the another window of the target eclipse (launched one)

Notice the breakpoint is not hit.

- Switch to the new window

Notice the breakpoint is hit.

The problem is that WorkbenchWindow.trackShellActivation only fires 
activated/deactivated events if the active page is not null. Since our window 
does not have any open perspective, it also does not have an open page.

We should move the fire activate/deactivate method calls outside the check for 
null active page (its not dependent on having a page anyway).

If this is done, then we could simply the tracking of the last activated 
window. Instead of the workbench window calling the setActivatedWindow method, 
the workbench could just handle this in the fireWindowActivated method.