Also, be more careful about making the prompt buttons look pressed, don't make them pressed from a motion notify event if they didnt first handle the press.
Make 'left' key in a menu close it's visible child menu and move to the parent
properly.
Make clicking on a menu item in a menu close any of its grandchildren and
remove focus from its children, effectively focusing the menu item you
clicked on.
When nothing in a menu is selected, go back to selecting the open submenu.
Adjust the LeaveNotify event handling to only respond when there is not a
EnterNotify coming for the same menu frame.
Change the default submenu show/hide delays.
Have the default values for submenu show/hide match the default rc.xml
Old < 3.4.8 Openbox versions would stop focus cycling when focus moved. Now that is not the case, but you should be able to stop it by Choosing a window explicitly still.
Set version stuff to 3.5.0-rc1.
Copy the CHANGELOG from 3.4-working.
Rename the obt-4.0 and obrender-4.0 pkgconfig stuff to obt-3.5 and obrender-3.5
Rename the "render" directory to "obrender" so that the public headers can be
installed in <obrender/*>
It fixes this:
(Mikachu) dana: i think his issue was if you have a menu with two
submenus s1 and s2, open the s1 submenu, then point to s2 and
go into s1, then after the delay, s1 is hidden despite you
being inside it still, because s2 was never unselected
This way we can use the same name with options for an interactive action and a
non-interactive action.
Shorten the names of the ObActionsInteractive* functions to ObActionsI*
Add a ObActionsIPreFunc that is called for interactive actions
before the interactivity (key/mouse grab) is started.
Add a ObActionsIPostFunc that is called for interactive actions
after the interactiviti (key/mouse grab) has ended.
This allows users to move to the submenu across other menu items (the same
as they already could across other menu items that were submenus).
This uses the same config delay for hiding submenus as it does for showing
new ones.
Based off the ideas in bug #3762.
If the user has escape bound to more than one keycode then they can use any of
them to close a menu. This change applies to the hardcoded keys in openbox,
which are used for the menus and for move/resize, and maybe other places.
