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If the console window is already visible, it must not take focus
on show() calls because this leads to an unusable desktop if an
application generates continuous output at System.err which triggers
show() by AbstractConsolePane.outputOccurred(e)).

If the console window is already visible, it must not take focus
on show() calls because this leads to an unusable desktop if an
application generates continuous output at System.err which triggers
show() by AbstractConsolePane.outputOccurred(e)).
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This pull request fixes fiji/fiji#118

ctrueden added a commit that referenced this pull request Apr 11, 2015
SwingConsolePane: do not catch window focus in show if window is visible
@ctrueden ctrueden merged commit 9d556e0 into scijava:master Apr 11, 2015
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Cheers!

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