Ya, check out tomboy/libtomboy/tomboy-keybinder.c for the low-level X
code, and tomboy/Tomboy/XKeybinder.cs for the C# binding.
This code is of course philosophically broken and evil, but there is no
better way currently.
-Alex
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
I want my application to perform a certain action when a certain key is
pressed, no matter if the application is currently focused or not. The
actual thing I want to do is to assign a shortcut key for certain
forms in my application, so it is very possible that no form of the
application is focused (or visible, for that manner) when the shortcut
key is pressed. I would like to be able to define the key and its
modifiers. The way I see it, is that there should be a way to assign a
delegate to a key using some kind of a "GrabKey" method, perhaps part
of gdk, that receives the key, the modifiers, the lock-level (global
or application-only) and the delegate. However, I did not find any
method like that.
Look at the source code for Tomboy, it does that.
Miguel.
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