On Sat 2010.01.30 at 20:23 -0500, Okan Demirmen wrote: > On Fri 2010.01.29 at 11:05 +0100, Christian Neukirchen wrote: > > Hi, > > > > Currently cwm(1) grabs the keyboard for M-Tab/MS-Tab cycling, which > > works well until you try to rebind these keys to, say, 4-Tab. I > > propose clearing the keygrab if any modifier is released (this kind of > > "breaks" the current behavior if you, M-Tab-Tab-Tab-Tab and, say, press > > Ctrl in between, but who does that?): > > hi - there's an issue with just checking for e->state, for once you > cycle through more than once, cwm will be grabbing the keyboard until > the very next keyrelease event; so you'd end up cycling through a bunch > of windows and have to hit some other key to hit XUngrabKeyboard(). > i would find this highly annoying :) > > you'll notice a bunch of XXX's around code that deals with cycling and > it all needs to be re-done; doing so should hopefully get rid of the > keyrelease event all-together - i think i have an idea how ...
so i may be wrong; can't get rid of the keyrelease event, however, it can be done better... > > I also have a small wishlist of features that generally would be useful: > > - a keybinding to pop up the hide menu > > shouldn't be too difficult. > > > - a command to remove all keybindings (it's hell for Emacs users to > > disable all default commands and remap them to e.g. 4-) > > - alternatively, changing all key prefixes at once (like evilwm did). > > ah, we've had a few iterations of the above 2 points floating around for > sometime; have to find and review all of them someday :) > > cheers, > okan
