prompt to kill windows when they are not responding

[mikachu/openbox.git] / openbox / client.h

diff --git a/openbox/client.h b/openbox/client.h
index 83fdc9a..4e19bdf 100644 (file)
--- a/openbox/client.h
+++ b/openbox/client.h
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@
 struct _ObFrame;
 struct _ObGroup;
 struct _ObSessionState;
+struct _ObPrompt;
 
 typedef struct _ObClient      ObClient;
 typedef struct _ObClientIcon  ObClientIcon;
@@ -82,6 +83,10 @@ struct _ObClient
     ObWindow obwin;
     Window  window;
 
+    /*! If this client is managing an ObPrompt window, then this is set to the
+      prompt */
+    struct _ObPrompt *prompt;
+
     /*! The window's decorations. NULL while the window is being managed! */
     struct _ObFrame *frame;
 
@@ -231,8 +236,11 @@ struct _ObClient
     /*! Indicates if the client is trying to close but has stopped responding
       to pings */
     gboolean not_responding;
+    /*! A prompt shown when you are trying to close a client that is not
+      responding.  It asks if you want to kill the client */
+    struct _ObPrompt *kill_prompt;
     /*! We tried to close the window with a SIGTERM */
-    gboolean close_tried_term;
+    gint kill_level;
 
 #ifdef SYNC
     /*! The client wants to sync during resizes */
@@ -325,8 +333,10 @@ void client_remove_destroy_notify(ObClientCallback func);
 /*! Manages all existing windows */
 void client_manage_all();
 /*! Manages a given window
+  @param prompt This specifies an ObPrompt which is being managed.  It is
+                possible to manage Openbox-owned windows through this.
 */
-void client_manage(Window win);
+void client_manage(Window win, struct _ObPrompt *prompt);
 /*! Unmanages all managed windows */
 void client_unmanage_all();
 /*! Unmanages a given client */