I believe this bug is also causing nm-applet to not send scan requests
while the networks menu is open. I'm not sure how many people are still
using a GNOME desktop with nm-applet rather than gnome-shell, and which
is the current default on new installs -- aren't there still
environments without
I've created PoCs for the workarounds described by ~sjakthol and ~dlech:
https://github.com/seppestas/test-libappindicator
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Title:
According to the Freedesktop StatusNotifierItem specification, each
StatusNotifierItem object must provide the following methods:
- ContextMenu
- Activate
- SecondaryActivate
- Scroll
Currently, libappindicator only seem to listen for the `Scroll` method,
which it exposes through the
I have found out how to get the about-to-show signal from an
application indicator. I'm not sure which version of Ubuntu that this
became available in (I'm using trusty), but I think we can call this
fixed.
I didn't do this in C originally, so sorry if this sample is not quite
right.
Sampo555, thank you kindly for taking the time to come up with a work
around. It should prove useful.
I still do hold a glimmer of hope that this will one day be fixed.
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Just a friendly bumb. I'd be in need of this as well and nothing has
happend for a month.
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indicator-application does not send signals
me-fucking-to: what's up ubuntu? This one too hard for you guys to fix?
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indicator-application does not send signals when a menu is
There's a way to work around this problem in unity session but the
workaround is not nice.
The Unity Panel Service sends a signal called 'EntryActivated' via
dbus[1] every time a menu is shown/hidden/changed in the panel. These
signals can be used to determine whether our menu is open or not.
I'm also in need of this feature. How else can I clear the status of an
indicator (without using a timer)?
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Title:
indicator-application does not
This is sorely needed. I'm using KDE and when I left-click an icon, I
can't get a signal to do anything; only right-clicking works.
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** Package changed: indicator-application (Ubuntu) = libappindicator
(Ubuntu)
** Project changed: indicator-application = libappindicator
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me-too: I do not see why the status of this bug is Fix Released, at
least in the version of AppIndicator shipped with Oneiric there is still
no mechanism in place to get a signal whenb a menu is shown/hidden.
If this has been implemented, please point me to the API documentation
for it, so I can
** Branch unlinked: lp:screenlets
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Title:
indicator-application does not send signals when a menu is
shown/hidden
To manage notifications
** Changed in: screenlets
Status: Fix Committed = Fix Released
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** Branch linked: lp:screenlets
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Title:
indicator-application does not send signals when a menu is
shown/hidden
To manage notifications about
** Changed in: screenlets
Status: Confirmed = Fix Committed
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indicator-application does not send signals when a menu is
** Also affects: screenlets
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: screenlets
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: screenlets
Importance: Undecided = Medium
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In what version of appindicator was the 'activate' signal when opening
submenus implemented, as it doesn't seem to be triggered when I try it.
I have Ubuntu Lucid 10.04
python-appindicator 0.0.19-0ubuntu4
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Something I'm developing also requires the signal for when a submenu
opens. I can't create the entire submenu structure all in one go on
startup, because it could take up lots of memory. Having a signal on
submenu opening would allow dynamic population of just that submenu.
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On Thu, 2011-02-10 at 08:11 +, Michael Judge wrote:
Something I'm developing also requires the signal for when a submenu
opens. I can't create the entire submenu structure all in one go on
startup, because it could take up lots of memory. Having a signal on
submenu opening would allow
As a me-too: this would be a very useful feature to further simplify the
indicator patch for network-manager-gnome (nm-applet); since listening
for the show/hide signals from the GtkStatusIcon was how it was
initially handled. Having these signals available again would
substancially reduce the
I also need this fixed before I can use appindicator.
One of the apps I am working on needs to be able to update dynamic menus.
Constantly polling network/disk/cpu resources for the 99.99% of the time the
menu is not being used not acceptable.
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For some applications this is a much needed feature. I'm programming a
small system monitor to display information like battery status and
temperature in a way that uses little space on the screen and I want to
use an icon in the notification area for this. Currently I have to stick
with a regular
** Changed in: indicator-application
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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** Summary changed:
- indicator-application does not support signals when a menu is shown/hidden
+ indicator-application does not send signals when a menu is shown/hidden
** Changed in: indicator-application
Status: New = Confirmed
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