Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Stefan Iwanowitsch
Rémi Denis-Courmont schrieb: > On Thursday 28 January 2010 11:53:13 ext Stefan Iwanowitsch, you wrote: > >>> If you just want to see keyboard input, then you'd open the corresponding >>> file(s) in /dev/input/. >>> >> Can I read from /dev/input without interfering with other consumers? >>

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Stefan Iwanowitsch
> >> I want normal processing of keyboard events and just want to trigger >> actions upon certain key combinations/sequences. >> According to the documentation XGrabKeyboard() seems to prevent further >> processing in other applications and there is no easy way to re-enqueue >> key events I'm not i

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Kimmo Hämäläinen
On Thu, 2010-01-28 at 10:53 +0100, ext Stefan Iwanowitsch wrote: > Rémi Denis-Courmont schrieb: ... > > > I want normal processing of keyboard events and just want to trigger > actions upon certain key combinations/sequences. > According to the documentation XGrabKeyboard() seems to prevent furt

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Rémi Denis-Courmont
On Thursday 28 January 2010 11:53:13 ext Stefan Iwanowitsch, you wrote: > > If you just want to see keyboard input, then you'd open the corresponding > > file(s) in /dev/input/. > > Can I read from /dev/input without interfering with other consumers? It should work yes. > And do you happen to kn

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Stefan Iwanowitsch
Piñeiro schrieb: > From: Stefan Iwanowitsch > > >> Hi everybody, >> I've tried to figure out for some days, how I can capture ALL key events >> even if I have no focus on my window or if my app is running without GUI. >> Failed sofar :( >> Using Fremantle/Hildon/GTK >> > > I suppose that y

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Piñeiro
From: Stefan Iwanowitsch > Hi everybody, > I've tried to figure out for some days, how I can capture ALL key events > even if I have no focus on my window or if my app is running without GUI. > Failed sofar :( > Using Fremantle/Hildon/GTK I suppose that you are talking about all key events redir

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Stefan Iwanowitsch
Rémi Denis-Courmont schrieb: > On Thursday 28 January 2010 10:33:20 ext Stefan Iwanowitsch, you wrote: > >> Hi everybody, >> I've tried to figure out for some days, how I can capture ALL key events >> even if I have no focus on my window or if my app is running without GUI. >> > If you actu

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Xavier Bestel
On Thu, 2010-01-28 at 09:33 +0100, Stefan Iwanowitsch wrote: > Hi everybody, > I've tried to figure out for some days, how I can capture ALL key events > even if I have no focus on my window or if my app is running without GUI. > Failed sofar :( > Using Fremantle/Hildon/GTK > > Any suggestions are

Re: How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Rémi Denis-Courmont
On Thursday 28 January 2010 10:33:20 ext Stefan Iwanowitsch, you wrote: > Hi everybody, > I've tried to figure out for some days, how I can capture ALL key events > even if I have no focus on my window or if my app is running without GUI. > Failed sofar :( > Using Fremantle/Hildon/GTK > > Any sugg

How to capture ALL key events, no focus/No-GUI

2010-01-28 Thread Stefan Iwanowitsch
Hi everybody, I've tried to figure out for some days, how I can capture ALL key events even if I have no focus on my window or if my app is running without GUI. Failed sofar :( Using Fremantle/Hildon/GTK Any suggestions are welcome! Thanks! ___ maemo-