https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=522761
--- Comment #6 from ruby <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Monty from comment #5) > Currently a global shortcut steals the input, and it's not sent to the > application. There could be an option for each global shortcut to execute > the action while still passing the keystroke through to the window you have > in focus. doesn't sound very practical to me, Fasttracker II Clone uses Alt-F3 and Alt-F4 as some of its editing keys so it wouldn't make much sense to pass them to the program and also have KWin trigger the action bound to them if it matters, the program is written in SDL2, and one of SDL's hints that get enabled in the Windows build of it is `SDL_WINDOWS_NO_CLOSE_ON_ALT_F4`ยทยทยท this blocks Windows from closing the window if Alt-F4 is pressed, and while i have no idea how it works and how reliant it is on the Windows API, at least something like this is what i'm looking for > Possibly also a per application option to have all global shortcut > keystrokes passed to them. isn't that what "Ignore global shortcuts" already does? this is what i use for FTII if i wanna use the aforementioned key shortcuts, and then i disable it when i'm done > I don't know how the interruption/hijacking is handled in the backend, so > I'm not sure what the easiest method would be. well me neither, but considering it's Wayland it probably wouldn't be easy to understand anyway xD -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
