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* cairo-dock-keybinder.h
* This file is a part of the Cairo-Dock project
* Login : <ctaf42@localhost.localdomain>
* Started on Thu Jan 31 03:57:17 2008 Cedric GESTES
* $Id$
*
* Author(s)
* - Cedric GESTES <ctaf42@gmail.com>
* - Havoc Pennington
* - Tim Janik
*
* Copyright : (C) 2008 Cedric GESTES
* E-mail : see the 'copyright' file.
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
* as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3
* of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*
* imported from tomboy_key_binder.h
*/
#ifndef __CD_KEY_BINDER_H__
#define __CD_KEY_BINDER_H__
#include "cairo-dock-struct.h"
#include "cairo-dock-manager.h"
G_BEGIN_DECLS
/**
*@file cairo-dock-keybinder.h This class defines the Shortkeys, which are objects that bind a keyboard shortcut to an action. The keyboard shortcut is defined globally on the desktop, that is to say they will be effective whatever window has the focus.
* Keyboard shortcuts are of the form <alt>F1 or <ctrl><shift>s.
*
* Use \ref gldi_shortkey_new to create a new shortkey, and simply unref it with \ref gldi_object_unref to unbind the keyboard shortcut.
* To update a binding (whenever the shortcut or the description change, or just to re-grab it), use \ref gldi_shortkey_rebind.
*/
/// Definition of a callback, called when a shortcut is pressed by the user.
typedef void (* CDBindkeyHandler) (const gchar *keystring, gpointer user_data);
struct _GldiShortkey {
/// object.
GldiObject object;
gchar *keystring;
CDBindkeyHandler handler;
gpointer user_data;
guint keycode;
guint modifiers;
gboolean bSuccess;
gchar *cDemander;
gchar *cDescription;
gchar *cIconFilePath;
gchar *cConfFilePath;
gchar *cGroupName;
gchar *cKeyName;
} ;
// manager
typedef struct _GldiShortkeyAttr GldiShortkeyAttr;
#ifndef _MANAGER_DEF_
extern GldiObjectManager myShortkeyObjectMgr;
#endif
struct _GldiShortkeyAttr {
const gchar *keystring;
CDBindkeyHandler handler;
gpointer user_data;
const gchar *cDemander;
const gchar *cDescription;
const gchar *cIconFilePath;
const gchar *cConfFilePath;
const gchar *cGroupName;
const gchar *cKeyName;
};
// signals
typedef enum {
NOTIFICATION_SHORTKEY_CHANGED = NB_NOTIFICATIONS_OBJECT,
NB_NOTIFICATIONS_SHORTKEYS
} GldiShortkeysNotifications;
/** Create a new shortkey, that binds an action to a shortkey. Unref it when you don't want it anymore, or when 'user_data' is freed.
* @param keystring a shortcut.
* @param cDemander the actor making the demand
* @param cDescription a short description of the action
* @param cIconFilePath an icon that represents the demander
* @param cConfFilePath conf file where the shortkey stored
* @param cGroupName group name where it's stored in the conf file
* @param cKeyName key name where it's stored in the conf file
* @param handler function called when the shortkey is pressed by the user
* @param user_data data passed to the callback
* @return the shortkey, already bound.
*/
GldiShortkey *gldi_shortkey_new (const gchar *keystring,
const gchar *cDemander,
const gchar *cDescription,
const gchar *cIconFilePath,
const gchar *cConfFilePath,
const gchar *cGroupName,
const gchar *cKeyName,
CDBindkeyHandler handler,
gpointer user_data);
/** Says if the shortkey of a key binding could be grabbed.
* @param binding a key binding.
* @return TRUE iif the shortkey has been successfuly grabbed by the key binding.
*/
#define gldi_shortkey_could_grab(binding) ((binding)->bSuccess)
/** Rebind a shortkey to a new one. If the shortkey is the same, don't re-bind it.
* @param binding a key binding.
* @param cNewKeyString the new shortkey
* @param cNewDescription the new description, or NULL to keep the current one.
* @return TRUE on success
*/
gboolean gldi_shortkey_rebind (GldiShortkey *binding,
const gchar *cNewKeyString,
const gchar *cNewDescription);
void gldi_shortkeys_foreach (GFunc pCallback, gpointer data);
/** Trigger a given shortkey. It will be as if the user effectively pressed the shortkey on its keyboard. It uses the 'XTest' X extension.
* @param cKeyString a shortkey.
* @return TRUE if success.
*/
gboolean cairo_dock_trigger_shortkey (const gchar *cKeyString);
void gldi_register_shortkeys_manager (void);
G_END_DECLS
#endif /* __CD_KEY_BINDER_H__ */
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