[keypress event] turns out we've been checking the wrong window for a matching

client thus always falling back to client_current(); while the current client
is problaby right in most cases, use event's subwindow (not window) to find the
client. Bail early if this event came to us from a screen we don't manage.
This is result of us grabing all keybindings off the root window instead of
selectively.
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okan 2019-03-08 14:48:02 +00:00
parent 2a3c2b5231
commit bf43b62414

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@ -292,7 +292,11 @@ xev_handle_keypress(XEvent *ee)
KeySym keysym, skeysym;
unsigned int modshift;
LOG_DEBUG3("window: 0x%lx", e->window);
LOG_DEBUG3("root: 0x%lx window: 0x%lx subwindow: 0x%lx ",
e->root, e->window, e->subwindow);
if ((sc = screen_find(e->root)) == NULL)
return;
keysym = XkbKeycodeToKeysym(X_Dpy, e->keycode, 0, 0);
skeysym = XkbKeycodeToKeysym(X_Dpy, e->keycode, 0, 1);
@ -311,20 +315,17 @@ xev_handle_keypress(XEvent *ee)
if (kb->press.keysym == ((modshift == 0) ? keysym : skeysym))
break;
}
if (kb == NULL)
return;
kb->cargs->xev = CWM_XEV_KEY;
switch (kb->context) {
case CWM_CONTEXT_CC:
if (((cc = client_find(e->window)) == NULL) &&
((cc = client_current(NULL)) == NULL))
if (((cc = client_find(e->subwindow)) == NULL) &&
((cc = client_current(sc)) == NULL))
return;
(*kb->callback)(cc, kb->cargs);
break;
case CWM_CONTEXT_SC:
if ((sc = screen_find(e->window)) == NULL)
return;
(*kb->callback)(sc, kb->cargs);
break;
case CWM_CONTEXT_NONE: