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Process events in order to avoid X11 input method being confused
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@ -84,21 +84,6 @@ namespace
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static const unsigned int maxTrialsCount = 5;
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// Predicate we use to find key repeat events in processEvent
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struct KeyRepeatFinder
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{
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KeyRepeatFinder(unsigned int initalKeycode, Time initialTime) : keycode(initalKeycode), time(initialTime) {}
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// Predicate operator that checks event type, keycode and timestamp
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bool operator()(const XEvent& event)
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{
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return ((event.type == KeyPress) && (event.xkey.keycode == keycode) && (event.xkey.time - time < 2));
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}
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unsigned int keycode;
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Time time;
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};
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// Filter the events received by windows (only allow those matching a specific window)
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Bool checkEvent(::Display*, XEvent* event, XPointer userData)
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{
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@ -834,14 +819,61 @@ void WindowImplX11::processEvents()
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// Pick out the events that are interesting for this window
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while (XCheckIfEvent(m_display, &event, &checkEvent, reinterpret_cast<XPointer>(m_window)))
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m_events.push_back(event);
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// Handle the events for this window that we just picked out
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while (!m_events.empty())
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{
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event = m_events.front();
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m_events.pop_front();
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processEvent(event);
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// This function implements a workaround to properly discard
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// repeated key events when necessary. The problem is that the
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// system's key events policy doesn't match SFML's one: X server will generate
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// both repeated KeyPress and KeyRelease events when maintaining a key down, while
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// SFML only wants repeated KeyPress events. Thus, we have to:
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// - Discard duplicated KeyRelease events when m_keyRepeat is true
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// - Discard both duplicated KeyPress and KeyRelease events when m_keyRepeat is false
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bool processThisEvent = true;
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// Detect repeated key events
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while (event.type == KeyRelease)
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{
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XEvent nextEvent;
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if (XCheckIfEvent(m_display, &nextEvent, checkEvent, reinterpret_cast<XPointer>(m_window)))
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{
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if ((nextEvent.type == KeyPress) && (nextEvent.xkey.keycode == event.xkey.keycode) &&
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(event.xkey.time <= nextEvent.xkey.time) && (nextEvent.xkey.time <= event.xkey.time + 1))
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{
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// This sequence of events comes from maintaining a key down
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if (m_keyRepeat)
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{
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// Ignore the KeyRelease event and process the KeyPress event
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event = nextEvent;
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break;
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}
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else
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{
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// Ignore both events
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processThisEvent = false;
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break;
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}
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}
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else
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{
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// This sequence of events does not come from maintaining a key down,
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// so process the KeyRelease event normally,
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processEvent(event);
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// but loop because the next event can be the first half
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// of a sequence coming from maintaining a key down.
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event = nextEvent;
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}
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}
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else
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{
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// No event after this KeyRelease event so assume it can be processed.
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break;
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}
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}
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if (processThisEvent)
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{
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processEvent(event);
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}
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}
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// Process clipboard window events
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@ -1725,35 +1757,6 @@ bool WindowImplX11::processEvent(XEvent& windowEvent)
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{
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using namespace WindowsImplX11Impl;
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// This function implements a workaround to properly discard
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// repeated key events when necessary. The problem is that the
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// system's key events policy doesn't match SFML's one: X server will generate
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// both repeated KeyPress and KeyRelease events when maintaining a key down, while
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// SFML only wants repeated KeyPress events. Thus, we have to:
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// - Discard duplicated KeyRelease events when KeyRepeatEnabled is true
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// - Discard both duplicated KeyPress and KeyRelease events when KeyRepeatEnabled is false
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// Detect repeated key events
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if (windowEvent.type == KeyRelease)
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{
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// Find the next KeyPress event with matching keycode and time
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std::deque<XEvent>::iterator iter = std::find_if(
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m_events.begin(),
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m_events.end(),
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KeyRepeatFinder(windowEvent.xkey.keycode, windowEvent.xkey.time)
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);
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if (iter != m_events.end())
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{
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// If we don't want repeated events, remove the next KeyPress from the queue
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if (!m_keyRepeat)
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m_events.erase(iter);
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// This KeyRelease is a repeated event and we don't want it
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return false;
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}
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}
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// Convert the X11 event to a sf::Event
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switch (windowEvent.type)
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{
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@ -300,26 +300,25 @@ private:
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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// Member data
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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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::Window m_window; ///< X identifier defining our window
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::Display* m_display; ///< Pointer to the display
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int m_screen; ///< Screen identifier
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XIM m_inputMethod; ///< Input method linked to the X display
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XIC m_inputContext; ///< Input context used to get unicode input in our window
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std::deque<XEvent> m_events; ///< Queue we use to store pending events for this window
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bool m_isExternal; ///< Tell whether the window has been created externally or by SFML
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RRMode m_oldVideoMode; ///< Video mode in use before we switch to fullscreen
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RRCrtc m_oldRRCrtc; ///< RRCrtc in use before we switch to fullscreen
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::Cursor m_hiddenCursor; ///< As X11 doesn't provide cursor hiding, we must create a transparent one
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::Cursor m_lastCursor; ///< Last cursor used -- this data is not owned by the window and is required to be always valid
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bool m_keyRepeat; ///< Is the KeyRepeat feature enabled?
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Vector2i m_previousSize; ///< Previous size of the window, to find if a ConfigureNotify event is a resize event (could be a move event only)
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bool m_useSizeHints; ///< Is the size of the window fixed with size hints?
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bool m_fullscreen; ///< Is the window in fullscreen?
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bool m_cursorGrabbed; ///< Is the mouse cursor trapped?
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bool m_windowMapped; ///< Has the window been mapped by the window manager?
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Pixmap m_iconPixmap; ///< The current icon pixmap if in use
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Pixmap m_iconMaskPixmap; ///< The current icon mask pixmap if in use
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::Time m_lastInputTime; ///< Last time we received user input
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::Window m_window; ///< X identifier defining our window
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::Display* m_display; ///< Pointer to the display
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int m_screen; ///< Screen identifier
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XIM m_inputMethod; ///< Input method linked to the X display
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XIC m_inputContext; ///< Input context used to get unicode input in our window
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bool m_isExternal; ///< Tell whether the window has been created externally or by SFML
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RRMode m_oldVideoMode; ///< Video mode in use before we switch to fullscreen
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RRCrtc m_oldRRCrtc; ///< RRCrtc in use before we switch to fullscreen
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::Cursor m_hiddenCursor; ///< As X11 doesn't provide cursor hiding, we must create a transparent one
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::Cursor m_lastCursor; ///< Last cursor used -- this data is not owned by the window and is required to be always valid
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bool m_keyRepeat; ///< Is the KeyRepeat feature enabled?
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Vector2i m_previousSize; ///< Previous size of the window, to find if a ConfigureNotify event is a resize event (could be a move event only)
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bool m_useSizeHints; ///< Is the size of the window fixed with size hints?
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bool m_fullscreen; ///< Is the window in fullscreen?
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bool m_cursorGrabbed; ///< Is the mouse cursor trapped?
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bool m_windowMapped; ///< Has the window been mapped by the window manager?
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Pixmap m_iconPixmap; ///< The current icon pixmap if in use
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Pixmap m_iconMaskPixmap; ///< The current icon mask pixmap if in use
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::Time m_lastInputTime; ///< Last time we received user input
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};
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} // namespace priv
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