[sugar] Capturing all mouse events
Erik Garrison
erik at laptop.org
Sat May 31 13:03:31 EDT 2008
On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 10:47 PM, Erik Blankinship <erikb at mediamods.com> wrote:
...
>
> This code might benefit from improvements. Suggestions?
>
Comments and documentation please. Here and in the rest of the Record source.
> def resetWidgetFadeTimer( self ):
> #only show the clutter when the mouse moves
> self.mx = -1
> self.my = -1
>
> self.hideWidgetsTimer = time.time()
> if (self.hiddenWidgets):
> self.showWidgets()
> self.hiddenWidgets = False
>
> #remove, then add
> self.doMouseListener( False )
> if (self.HIDE_WIDGET_TIMEOUT_ID != 0):
>
> gobject.source_remove( self.HIDE_WIDGET_TIMEOUT_ID )
>
> self.HIDE_WIDGET_TIMEOUT_ID = gobject.timeout_add( 500,
> self._mouseMightaMovedCb )
>
>
> def doMouseListener( self, listen ):
> if (listen):
> self.resetWidgetFadeTimer()
>
> else:
> if (self.HIDE_WIDGET_TIMEOUT_ID != None):
> if (self.HIDE_WIDGET_TIMEOUT_ID != 0):
> gobject.source_remove( self.HIDE_WIDGET_TIMEOUT_ID )
>
> def _mouseMightaMovedCb( self ):
> x, y = self.ca.get_pointer()
>
> passedTime = 0
>
> if (x != self.mx or y != self.my):
> self.hideWidgetsTimer = time.time()
> if (self.hiddenWidgets):
> self.showWidgets()
> self.hiddenWidgets = False
>
> else:
> passedTime = time.time() - self.hideWidgetsTimer
>
> if (self.ca.m.RECORDING):
> self.hideWidgetsTimer = time.time()
> passedTime = 0
>
> if (passedTime >= 3):
> if (not self.hiddenWidgets):
>
> if (self.mouseInWidget(x,y)):
> self.hideWidgetsTimer = time.time()
> elif (self.RECD_INFO_ON):
> self.hideWidgetsTimer = time.time()
> elif (self.UPDATE_TIMER_ID != 0):
> self.hideWidgetsTimer = time.time()
>
> else:
> self.hideWidgets()
> self.hiddenWidgets = True
>
> self.mx = x
> self.my = y
> return True
>
>
> On Fri, May 30, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Benjamin M. Schwartz
> <bmschwar at fas.harvard.edu> wrote:
>>
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>> Does anyone know how to capture all mouse events? I am trying to get all
>> mouse button up/down events, and maybe even all motion events. I have
>> tried using gdk to listen to all events on the root window, but it doesn't
>> seem to capture mouse events.
>>
>> It seems like the right way might be to use Xlib, or to hook into the
>> window manager, or the X driver, or just listen to /dev/input/mouse0. I
>> don't know much about any of these. What would you do?
>>
>> - --Ben
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