When determining the current timestamp, try get something a lil more accurate

Get the first timestamp from the event queue, rather than (potentially) the
  last.
also treat it as the actual event_curtime, meaning it is used when focusing a
  newly mapped window etc.
This commit is contained in:
Dana Jansens 2010-04-16 21:19:50 -04:00
parent 550e961c0e
commit 171e476ba3
2 changed files with 37 additions and 8 deletions

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@ -203,13 +203,14 @@ void client_manage(Window window, ObPrompt *prompt)
ObAppSettings *settings;
gboolean transient = FALSE;
Rect place;
Time launch_time, map_time;
Time launch_time;
guint32 user_time;
gboolean obplaced;
ob_debug("Managing window: 0x%lx", window);
map_time = event_get_server_time();
/* we want to always have a valid time when the window is mapping */
g_assert(event_curtime != CurrentTime);
/* choose the events we want to receive on the CLIENT window
(ObPrompt windows can request events too) */
@ -272,7 +273,7 @@ void client_manage(Window window, ObPrompt *prompt)
launch_time = sn_app_started(self->startup_id, self->class, self->name);
if (!OBT_PROP_GET32(self->window, NET_WM_USER_TIME, CARDINAL, &user_time))
user_time = map_time;
user_time = event_curtime;
/* do this after we have a frame.. it uses the frame to help determine the
WM_STATE to apply. */
@ -441,7 +442,7 @@ void client_manage(Window window, ObPrompt *prompt)
ob_debug_type(OB_DEBUG_FOCUS, "Going to try activate new window? %s",
activate ? "yes" : "no");
if (activate) {
activate = client_can_steal_focus(self, map_time, launch_time);
activate = client_can_steal_focus(self, event_curtime, launch_time);
if (!activate) {
/* if the client isn't stealing focus, then hilite it so the user

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@ -139,6 +139,10 @@ void event_startup(gboolean reconfig)
#endif
client_add_destroy_notify(focus_delay_client_dest, NULL);
/* get an initial time for event_curtime (mapping the initial windows needs
a timestamp) */
event_curtime = event_get_server_time();
}
void event_shutdown(gboolean reconfig)
@ -207,7 +211,7 @@ static Window event_get_window(XEvent *e)
return window;
}
static void event_set_curtime(XEvent *e)
static inline Time event_time(const XEvent *e)
{
Time t = CurrentTime;
@ -238,7 +242,7 @@ static void event_set_curtime(XEvent *e)
if (obt_display_extension_sync &&
e->type == obt_display_extension_sync_basep + XSyncAlarmNotify)
{
t = ((XSyncAlarmNotifyEvent*)e)->time;
t = ((const XSyncAlarmNotifyEvent*)e)->time;
}
#endif
/* if more event types are anticipated, get their timestamp
@ -246,6 +250,20 @@ static void event_set_curtime(XEvent *e)
break;
}
return t;
}
static void event_set_curtime(XEvent *e)
{
Time t = event_time(e);
if (t == CurrentTime) {
/* Some events don't come with timestamps :(
...but we want the time anyways. */
if (e->type == MapRequest)
t = event_get_server_time();
}
/* watch that if we get an event earlier than the last specified user_time,
which can happen if the clock goes backwards, we erase the last
specified user_time */
@ -2206,14 +2224,24 @@ gboolean event_time_after(guint32 t1, guint32 t2)
return t1 >= t2 && t1 < (t2 + TIME_HALF);
}
Bool find_timestamp(Display *d, XEvent *e, XPointer a)
{
const Time t = event_time(e);
return t != CurrentTime;
}
Time event_get_server_time(void)
{
/* Generate a timestamp */
XEvent event;
/* Generate a timestamp so there is guaranteed at least one in the queue
eventually */
XChangeProperty(obt_display, screen_support_win,
OBT_PROP_ATOM(WM_CLASS), OBT_PROP_ATOM(STRING),
8, PropModeAppend, NULL, 0);
XWindowEvent(obt_display, screen_support_win, PropertyChangeMask, &event);
/* Grab the first timestamp available */
XPeekIfEvent(obt_display, &event, find_timestamp, NULL);
return event.xproperty.time;
}