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always ungrab keyboard before doing a noninteractive action (which will ungrab before doing its real action business).

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too bad we cant ungrab the mouse too.
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Dana Jansens 2007-05-14 22:53:32 +00:00
parent 73f4b16d8e
commit 1b2c6f609d
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openbox/action.c
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@ -1111,6 +1111,7 @@ void action_run_list(GSList *acts, ObClient *c, ObFrameContext context,
{
GSList *it;
ObAction *a;
gboolean ungrabbed = FALSE;
if (!acts)
return;
@ -1138,6 +1139,33 @@ void action_run_list(GSList *acts, ObClient *c, ObFrameContext context,
if (!keyboard_interactive_grab(state, a->data.any.c, a))
continue;
}
else if (!ungrabbed) {
/* Ungrab the keyboard before running the action if it's not
interactive.
If there is an interactive action going on, then cancel it
to release the keyboard. If not, then call
XUngrabKeyboard().
We call XUngrabKeyboard() because a key press causes a
passive grab on the keyboard, and so if program we are
executing wants to grab the keyboard, it will fail if the
button is still held down (which is likely).
Use the X function not out own, because we're not
considering a grab to be in place at all so our function
won't try ungrab anything.
*/
if (keyboard_interactively_grabbed())
keyboard_interactive_cancel();
else
XUngrabKeyboard(ob_display, time);
/* We don't the same with XUngrabPointer, even though it can
cause the same problem. But then Press bindings cause
Drag bindings to break.
XUngrabPointer(ob_display, time);*/
}
/* XXX UGLY HACK race with motion event starting a move and the
button release gettnig processed first. answer: don't queue
@ -1210,25 +1238,6 @@ void action_execute(union ActionData *data)
GError *e = NULL;
gchar *cmd, **argv = 0;
if (data->execute.path) {
/* Ungrab the keyboard before running the action.
If there is an interactive action going on, then cancel it to
release the keyboard. If not, then call XUngrabKeyboard().
We call XUngrabKeyboard because a key press causes a passive
grab on the keyboard, and so if program we are executing wants to
grab the keyboard, it will fail if the button is still held down
(which is likely).
Use the X function not out own, because we're not considering
a grab to be in place at all so our function won't try ungrab
anything.
*/
if (keyboard_interactively_grabbed())
keyboard_interactive_cancel();
else
XUngrabKeyboard(ob_display, data->any.time);
cmd = g_filename_from_utf8(data->execute.path, -1, NULL, NULL, NULL);
if (cmd) {
if (!g_shell_parse_argv (cmd, NULL, &argv, &e)) {