GDK_FILTER_CONTINUE;
}
int main( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
gtk_init (argc, argv);
gdk_window_add_filter(
gdk_get_default_root_window(),
root_window_filter,
NULL);
XGrabKey(
gdk_x11_get_default_xdisplay
Hi!
I would like to make possilbe in my gtk+ application using global hot keys,
I found xbindkeys application, and use part of its code.
Usage is simple:
first I call this
void grab_keys(Display *dpy, Keys_t *keys, int nb_keys);
and after that I catch XKeyEvent.
In xbindkeys it works,
in
))
modmask = modmask | ControlMask;
if (strstr(key, Alt))
modmask = modmask | Mod1Mask;
if (strstr(key, Win))
modmask = modmask | Mod4Mask;
if (strstr(key, None))
modmask = 0;
if (strtok(key, +))
key = XStringToKeysym(strtok(NULL, +));
XGrabKey(dpy
Alex Levin wrote:
Hi Mario. I did something very similar in my app. Now that you are
using X functions to process those keys, you need to handle them with X
instead of GTK. So, keep your GTK key handler for regular keys, but for
the keys you've grabbed use something like the following.
I'm
Thank you for your reply, as can I see you suggest using of
gdk_display_add_client_message_filter
it has parameter
GdkAtom message_type
but there are no information of it usage and how create GdkAtom as message type,
how you use it?
I did something very similar in my app.
May be you hear
