Re: Programattically turning off key bindings

There is a key expansion app "x neural switched" when so configured. It is
a spelling correction app for non-native speaker of the language or using
the wrong keyboard.  You have to turn that stuff off.  X Neural Switcher
for Gnome, GTK2 frontend for Xneur. A. C. Kuznetsov and N. Yankin.

There is an action to toggle off and on all keybindings in openbox.  Here
is what I do:
 <keybind key="c-a-q" chroot="true">
        <keybind key="c-a-q"><action name="BreakChroot"/></keybind>
    </keybind>




On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 1:02 AM, Bruce <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi openbox,
>
> I have never written here before, so hello from sunny South Australia!
>
>
> I use an LXDE/Openbox system and am programming a script editing
> application for my own use.
>
> I want to use the meta(/super/W) key within the program to "expand" text
> entered based on some macros. So [meta+A] would expand to some text in
> the editor like "1. Navigate to the blah-blah window." etc.
>
> The problem is that the standard openbox keybindings get in the way. So
> what I'd like to know is, is there a library I could use to disable the
> standard key bindings, but only inside that program.
>
> regards
> Bruce
>
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