comparison src/xterm.c @ 732:a8d94735277e

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   the server for pointer motion hints.  This means that we get only
   one event per group of mouse movements.  "Groups" are delimited by
   other kinds of events (focus changes and button clicks, for
   example), or by XQueryPointer calls; when one of these happens, we
   get another MotionNotify event the next time the mouse moves.  This
   is at least as efficient than getting motion events when mouse
   tracking is on, and I suspect only negligibly worse when tracking
   is off.

   The silly O'Reilly & Associates Nutshell guides barely document
   pointer motion hints at all (I think you have to infer how they

   the server, which is very important.  */

/* Where the mouse was last time we reported a mouse event.  */
static SCREEN_PTR last_mouse_screen;
static XRectangle last_mouse_glyph;

/* Function to report a mouse movement to the mainstream Emacs code.
   The input handler calls this.

   We have received a mouse movement event, which is given in *event.

note_mouse_position (screen, event)
     SCREEN_PTR screen;
     XMotionEvent *event;

{
  /* Has the mouse moved off the glyph it was on at the last sighting?  */
  if (event->x < last_mouse_glyph.x
      || event->x >= last_mouse_glyph.x + last_mouse_glyph.width
      || event->y < last_mouse_glyph.y
      || event->y >= last_mouse_glyph.y + last_mouse_glyph.height)

static void
XTmouse_position (s, x, y, time)
     SCREEN_PTR *s;
     Lisp_Object *x, *y;
     Lisp_Object *time;
{
  int ix, iy, dummy;
  Display *d = x_current_display;
  Window guess, root, child;

    }

  mouse_moved = 0;

  /* I don't know how to find the time for the last movement; it seems
   like XQueryPointer ought to return it, but it doesn't.  */
  *time = Qnil;

  UNBLOCK_INPUT;
}



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   the server for pointer motion hints.  This means that we get only
   one event per group of mouse movements.  "Groups" are delimited by
   other kinds of events (focus changes and button clicks, for
   example), or by XQueryPointer calls; when one of these happens, we
   get another MotionNotify event the next time the mouse moves.  This
   is at least as efficient as getting motion events when mouse
   tracking is on, and I suspect only negligibly worse when tracking
   is off.

   The silly O'Reilly & Associates Nutshell guides barely document
   pointer motion hints at all (I think you have to infer how they

   the server, which is very important.  */

/* Where the mouse was last time we reported a mouse event.  */
static SCREEN_PTR last_mouse_screen;
static XRectangle last_mouse_glyph;

/* This is a hack.  We would really prefer that XTmouse_position would
   return the time associated with the position it returns, but there
   doesn't seem to be any way to wrest the timestamp from the server
   along with the position query.  So, we just keep track of the time
   of the last movement we received, and return that in hopes that
   it's somewhat accurate.  */
static Time last_mouse_movement_time;

/* Function to report a mouse movement to the mainstream Emacs code.
   The input handler calls this.

   We have received a mouse movement event, which is given in *event.

note_mouse_position (screen, event)
     SCREEN_PTR screen;
     XMotionEvent *event;

{
  last_mouse_movement_time = event->time;

  /* Has the mouse moved off the glyph it was on at the last sighting?  */
  if (event->x < last_mouse_glyph.x
      || event->x >= last_mouse_glyph.x + last_mouse_glyph.width
      || event->y < last_mouse_glyph.y
      || event->y >= last_mouse_glyph.y + last_mouse_glyph.height)

static void
XTmouse_position (s, x, y, time)
     SCREEN_PTR *s;
     Lisp_Object *x, *y;
     unsigned long *time;
{
  int ix, iy, dummy;
  Display *d = x_current_display;
  Window guess, root, child;

    }

  mouse_moved = 0;

  /* I don't know how to find the time for the last movement; it seems
     like XQueryPointer ought to return it, but it doesn't.  So, we'll
     return the time of the last MotionNotify event we received.  Note
     that the use of motion hints means that this isn't guaranteed to
     be accurate at all.  */
  *time = last_mouse_movement_time;

  UNBLOCK_INPUT;
}