On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 06:41:10PM -0500, Naren wrote:
Is there a way to tell wmii to not capture the keybindings when a
window is in fullscreen mode or something like that ? What other way
can I deal with this ?
I actually have a very similar situation using Xephyr to test
wmii. I have a special tag, 'x', that automatically removes all
key bindings when selected and removes them when deselected.
The Mod-x binding is the exception, as it toggles between the
'x' tag and the previous tag, no matter what. The following rc
code does the job for me:
# A special hack for running Xephyr. When switching to the ‘x’ tag,
# disable all key and mouse bindings so I can run a test instance
# of wmii there. The M-x binding is the only one retained, and can
# toggle between the ‘x’ view and the previous view.
fn Key-$MODKEY-x {
seltag = `{wi_seltag}
switch($"seltag) {
case x
if(~ $"_x_tag '')
wmiir xwrite /ctl view $viewprev
if not
wmiir xwrite /ctl view $_x_tag
_x_tag=()
case *
_x_tag = $seltag
wmiir xwrite /ctl view x
}}
# Also, add a M-i binding to toggle between the two most
# recent views. For convenience, this code is tied to the
# M-x code.
fn Key-$mod-i {
wmiir xwrite /ctl view $viewprev}
_x_keys=()
viewprev=1
fn Event-UnfocusTag {
if(! ~ $"* x)
viewprev=$"*
wmiir xwrite /lbar/$"* $wmiinormcol $*}
fn Event-FocusTag {
wmiir xwrite /lbar/$"* $wmiifocuscol $*
switch($"*) {
case x
ifs=() { _x_keys=`{wmiir read /keys} }
wmiir xwrite /keys $MODKEY-x
wmiir xwrite /ctl grabmod Mod3
wiwarp `{rc -c 'DISPLAY=:1 wilsptr'}
# wi ls ptr: print pointer coordinates
case *
if(! ~ $"_x_keys '') {
wmiir xwrite /ctl grabmod $MODKEY
wmiir xwrite /keys $_x_keys
_x_keys=() }
}}
It could probably be simplified a bit, but I haven't looked at
it in a while.
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Kris Maglione
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