Re: Double-click opens the wrong file

[Eli Zaretskii <eliz@gnu.org>]

> From: Nick Helm <nick@tenpoint.co.nz>
> Date: Wed, 01 Nov 2017 20:27:08 +1300
> 
> + Launch Emacs using the GUI bundle Emacs.app
> + Within Emacs, find-file ~/work/file1.org. Edit, save, kill.
> + Within Emacs, find-file ~/config/file2.txt. Edit, save, kill.
> + With the mouse, click on the OS desktop. Emacs loses focus.
> + On the desktop, double click file3.el (~/Desktop/file3.el).
> + Focus returns to Emacs. Emacs visits file1.org.
> + Return to the desktop and again double click file3.el.
> + Emacs gains focus and visits file2.txt.
> + Double click file3.el a third time.
> + Emacs gains focus and opens file3.el as expected.
> 
> The file that actually opens following the double click is not logically
> or physically close to (in file-system or GUI terms) the clicked file.
> They are chronologically linked, however – that is, they are visited in
> the same order as my original edits.

Please report this as a bug, so that our NS experts could take care of
this.

Thanks.