Well, I just checked Gnome Do, the application not the source code, and it
seems to allow clicking on it without deactivtiving the current
application. It also seems to read keyboard input when it's not current.
I say that it's not current because if I have a top level window in another
applicatio
Got it, thanks.
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The only difference between GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL and GTK_WINDOW_POPUP
is that the former is managed by the window manager, and the latter is
not. Both of them can have child controls.
Normally, when a window manager manages a toplevel window, it puts a
border around the window, but you can set a hi
Alrighty, but will mouse presses in my overlay, with an appropriate shape
mask, cause my window to be activated? Because I definitely don't want this
type of behavior.
Side note, how is it possible to show a GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL type window
(one which can have child controls) without a border, with
Your code here is what's making the window transparent to clicks:
gdk_window_input_shape_combine_mask(Window, Bitmap, 0, 0);
In X11, unlike Win32, there is no imperative WM_HITTEST message. The
only thing you have is an "input shape region", which is a precomputed
region describing the area o
Hello, and thank you Gnome development team. I have a question regarding
programming overlay windows with Gnome.
I recently wrote up this forum thread on my website (www.getlazarus.org) on
the subject of cross platform overlay windows:
http://www.getlazarus.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=40
My
Dear lovers of blurry vectors,
This is a new release of librsvg, 2.40.9, everyone's favorite SVG
rendering library made entirely of FREE/LIBRE AND OPEN SOURCE BITS.
This is a bugfix release, but what bugfixes!
- Fixed bgo#738367 - V/v/H/h commands in path elements were not
working. Patch by An
