Re: rethrowing events, and digests
Keith Packard <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.freedesktop.xserver |
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Around 11 o'clock on Feb 9, Luke Bigum wrote: > After an application grabs the keyboard and mouse, is there a way to 'rethrow' > the event so that it gets passed to the correct window? Or is there a way to > sample each event as it occurs without stopping it? With a synchronous grab, you can receive the event, change the system and then 'replay' the event. Useful for doing click-to-type without losing clicks. But, there's no (current) way to filter events. We need something like this to deal with transformed windows. I'm a bit worried about latency though; I'm wondering if the X server should have a monopoly on communication with the mouse. > Second, I saw a few files called 'digest' (i think) a week ago while browsing > the cvs that gave an excelent description of functions and their uses (i saw > one for xfixes and render, Doesn't sound familiar. I can't imagine people would be deleting documentation though. It's hard enough to get it written in the first place. -keith