Re: Stop frames stealing eachothers' minibuffers!

[martin rudalics]

> What do you mean by that?  I certainly don't want Emacs
> to get rid of being able to redirect a frame's focus to
> a different frame.  This is an important (even necessary)
> feature, IMO.

Not IMO.

>> Most applications I know of do not allow such non-modal dialogues.
>
> I don't know what this means, e.g. what you mean by
> "application" here.  Emacs has always let you use other
> windows and frames while a minibuffer remains active,
> and it should continue to allow that.
>
> But I'm probably misunderstanding you, here.  At least
> I hope I am.

You've been misunderstanding me here.

martin