Allow windows created by execute actions to steal focus if the user isn't interacting...

[dana/openbox.git] / openbox / event.h

diff --git a/openbox/event.h b/openbox/event.h
index ba5a03e..cc44140 100644 (file)
--- a/openbox/event.h
+++ b/openbox/event.h
@@ -26,10 +26,8 @@ struct _ObClient;
 
 /*! The amount of time before a window appears that is checked for user input
     to determine if the user is working in another window */
-#define OB_EVENT_USER_TIME_DELAY (500) /* 0.5 seconds */
+#define OB_EVENT_USER_TIME_DELAY (1000) /* milliseconds */
 
-/*! Time at which the last event with a timestamp occured. */
-extern Time event_curtime;
 /*! The last user-interaction time, as given by the clients */
 extern Time event_last_user_time;
 
@@ -40,6 +38,10 @@ void event_shutdown(gboolean reconfig);
     follows mouse */
 void event_enter_client(struct _ObClient *client);
 
+/*! Make as if the mouse just left the client, use only when using focus
+    follows mouse */
+void event_leave_client(struct _ObClient *client);
+
 /*! Make mouse focus not move at all from the stuff that happens between these
     two function calls. */
 gulong event_start_ignore_all_enters(void);
@@ -60,12 +62,30 @@ void event_halt_focus_delay(void);
 
 /*! Compare t1 and t2, taking into account wraparound. True if t1
     comes at the same time or later than t2. */
-gboolean event_time_after(Time t1, Time t2);
+gboolean event_time_after(guint32 t1, guint32 t2);
+
+/*! Time at which the current event occured.  If this is not known, this
+  is a time at or after it, but at or before any other events we will process
+*/
+Time event_time(void);
 
-Time event_get_server_time(void);
+/*! Force event_time() to skip the current timestamp and look for the next
+  one. */
+void event_reset_time(void);
+
+/*! A time at which an event happened that caused this current event to be
+  generated.  This is a user-provided time and not to be trusted.
+  Returns CurrentTime if there was no source time provided.
+*/
+Time event_source_time(void);
+
+/*! Update the timestamp for when the user has last used the focused window.
+  This updates the timestamp to the time of the last event, given by
+  event_time().
+*/
+void event_update_user_time(void);
 
-/*! Given a possible target client, returns what the target client really
-  should be for actions */
-struct _ObClient* event_target_client(struct _ObClient *client);
+/*! Reset the timestamp for when the user has last used the focused window. */
+void event_reset_user_time(void);
 
 #endif