goldendict-ng/hotkeywrapper.hh

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#ifndef HOTKEYWRAPPER_H
#define HOTKEYWRAPPER_H
#include <QtGui>
#ifdef Q_WS_X11
#include <set>
#include <X11/Xlib.h>
#include <X11/extensions/record.h>
#include <QX11Info>
#endif
#include "ex.hh"
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
struct HotkeyStruct
{
HotkeyStruct() {};
HotkeyStruct( quint32 key, quint32 key2, quint32 modifier, int handle, int id );
quint32 key, key2;
quint32 modifier;
int handle;
int id;
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class HotkeyWrapper : public QThread // Thread is actually only used on X11
{
Q_OBJECT
friend class QHotkeyApplication;
public:
DEF_EX( exInit, "Hotkey wrapper failed to init", std::exception )
HotkeyWrapper(QObject *parent);
virtual ~HotkeyWrapper();
/// The handle is passed back in hotkeyActivated() to inform which hotkey
/// was activated.
bool setGlobalKey( int key, int key2, Qt::KeyboardModifiers modifier,
int handle );
/// Unregisters everything
void unregister();
signals:
void hotkeyActivated( int );
protected slots:
void waitKey2();
private slots:
bool checkState( quint32 vk, quint32 mod );
private:
void init();
quint32 nativeKey(int key);
QList<HotkeyStruct> hotkeys;
bool state2;
HotkeyStruct state2waiter;
#ifdef Q_OS_WIN32
virtual bool winEvent ( MSG * message, long * result );
HWND hwnd;
#else
static void recordEventCallback( XPointer, XRecordInterceptData * );
/// Called by recordEventCallback()
void handleRecordEvent( XRecordInterceptData * );
void run(); // QThread
// We do one-time init of those, translating keysyms to keycodes
KeyCode lShiftCode, rShiftCode, lCtrlCode, rCtrlCode, lAltCode, rAltCode,
cCode, insertCode, kpInsertCode;
quint32 currentModifiers;
Display * dataDisplay;
XRecordRange * recordRange;
XRecordContext recordContext;
XRecordClientSpec recordClientSpec;
/// Holds all the keys currently grabbed.
/// The first value is keycode, the second is modifiers
typedef std::set< std::pair< quint32, quint32 > > GrabbedKeys;
GrabbedKeys grabbedKeys;
GrabbedKeys::iterator keyToUngrab; // Used for second stage grabs
/// Returns true if the given key is usually used to copy from clipboard,
/// false otherwise.
bool isCopyToClipboardKey( quint32 keyCode, quint32 modifiers ) const;
/// Returns true if the given key is grabbed, false otherwise
bool isKeyGrabbed( quint32 keyCode, quint32 modifiers ) const;
/// Grabs the given key, recording the fact in grabbedKeys. If the key's
/// already grabbed, does nothing.
/// Returns the key's iterator in grabbedKeys.
GrabbedKeys::iterator grabKey( quint32 keyCode, quint32 modifiers );
/// Ungrabs the given key. erasing it from grabbedKeys. The key's provided
/// as an interator inside the grabbedKeys set.
void ungrabKey( GrabbedKeys::iterator );
signals:
/// Emitted from the thread
void keyRecorded( quint32 vk, quint32 mod );
#endif
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
class DataCommitter
{
public:
virtual void commitData( QSessionManager & )=0;
virtual ~DataCommitter()
{}
};
class QHotkeyApplication : public QApplication
{
friend class HotkeyWrapper;
QList< DataCommitter * > dataCommitters;
public:
QHotkeyApplication(int & argc, char ** argv);
void addDataCommiter( DataCommitter & );
void removeDataCommiter( DataCommitter & );
/// This calls all data committers.
virtual void commitData( QSessionManager & );
protected:
void registerWrapper(HotkeyWrapper *wrapper);
void unregisterWrapper(HotkeyWrapper *wrapper);
#ifdef Q_OS_WIN32
virtual bool winEventFilter ( MSG * message, long * result );
#endif
QList<HotkeyWrapper*> hotkeyWrappers;
};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#endif // HOTKEYWRAPPER_H