kwin/useractions.h
Martin Flöser 7bf4a94286 Disable window rule configuration for Wayland
Summary:
The window rule detection is too bound to X11 for it to work for
Wayland windows. In fact it results in the config module just crashing.
Thus it's better to just disable the items in the menu. As it's only for
X11 windows we can also enforce platform xcb for the rules dialog.

Test Plan: Menu disabled on Wayland window, menu enabled on Xwayland window

Reviewers: #kwin, #plasma

Subscribers: plasma-devel, kwin

Tags: #plasma

Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D10594
2018-02-21 18:06:47 +01:00

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/********************************************************************
KWin - the KDE window manager
This file is part of the KDE project.
Copyright (C) 2012 Martin Gräßlin <mgraesslin@kde.org>
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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*********************************************************************/
#ifndef KWIN_USERACTIONS_H
#define KWIN_USERACTIONS_H
#include "ui_shortcutdialog.h"
#include <kwinglobals.h>
// Qt
#include <QDialog>
#include <QObject>
class QAction;
class QRect;
namespace KWin
{
class AbstractClient;
class Client;
/**
* @brief Menu shown for a Client.
*
* The UserActionsMenu implements the Menu which is shown on:
* @li context-menu event on Window decoration
* @li window menu button
* @li Keyboard Shortcut (by default Alt+F3)
*
* The menu contains various window management related actions for the Client the menu is opened
* for, this is normally the active Client.
*
* The menu which is shown is tried to be as close as possible to the menu implemented in
* libtaskmanager, though there are differences as there are some actions only the window manager
* can provide and on the other hand the libtaskmanager cares also about things like e.g. grouping.
*
* Whenever the menu is changed it should be tried to also adjust the menu in libtaskmanager.
*
* @author Martin Gräßlin <mgraesslin@kde.org>
**/
class KWIN_EXPORT UserActionsMenu : public QObject
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
explicit UserActionsMenu(QObject *parent = 0);
virtual ~UserActionsMenu();
/**
* Discards the constructed menu, so that it gets recreates
* on next show event.
* @see show
**/
void discard();
/**
* @returns Whether the menu is currently visible
**/
bool isShown() const;
/**
* grabs keyboard and mouse, workaround(?) for bug #351112
**/
void grabInput();
/**
* @returns Whether the menu has a Client set to operate on.
**/
bool hasClient() const;
/**
* Checks whether the given Client @p c is the Client
* for which the Menu is shown.
* @param c The Client to compare
* @returns Whether the Client is the one related to this Menu
**/
bool isMenuClient(const AbstractClient *c) const;
/**
* Closes the Menu and prepares it for next usage.
**/
void close();
/**
* @brief Shows the menu at the given @p pos for the given @p client.
*
* @param pos The position where the menu should be shown.
* @param client The Client for which the Menu has to be shown.
**/
void show(const QRect &pos, const QWeakPointer<AbstractClient> &client);
public Q_SLOTS:
/**
* Delayed initialization of the activity menu.
*
* The call to retrieve the current list of activities is performed in a thread and this
* slot is invoked once the list has been fetched. Only task of this method is to decide
* whether to show the activity menu and to invoke the initialization of it.
*
* @see initActivityPopup
**/
void showHideActivityMenu();
private Q_SLOTS:
/**
* The menu will become visible soon.
*
* Adjust the items according to the respective Client.
**/
void menuAboutToShow();
/**
* Adjusts the add to tab group menu to the current value of the Client.
**/
void rebuildTabGroupPopup();
/**
* Adjusts the switch to tab menu to the current values of the Client.
**/
void rebuildTabListPopup();
/**
* Adds the Client as tab to the Client identified by the @p action.
*
* @param action The invoked action containing the Client to which the active Client should be tabbed.
**/
void entabPopupClient(QAction *action);
/**
* Activates the selected tabbed Client.
*
* @param action The invoked action containing the tabbed Client which should be activated.
**/
void selectPopupClientTab(QAction *action);
/**
* Adjusts the desktop popup to the current values and the location of
* the Client.
**/
void desktopPopupAboutToShow();
/**
* Adjusts the screen popup to the current values and the location of
* the Client.
**/
void screenPopupAboutToShow();
/**
* Adjusts the activity popup to the current values and the location of
* the Client.
**/
void activityPopupAboutToShow();
/**
* Sends the client to desktop \a desk
*
* @param action Invoked Action containing the Desktop as data element
**/
void slotSendToDesktop(QAction *action);
/**
* Sends the Client to screen \a screen
*
* @param action Invoked Action containing the Screen as data element
**/
void slotSendToScreen(QAction *action);
/**
* Toggles whether the Client is on the \a activity
*
* @param action Invoked Action containing the Id of the Activity to toggle the Client on
**/
void slotToggleOnActivity(QAction *action);
/**
* Performs a window operation.
*
* @param action Invoked Action containing the Window Operation to perform for the Client
**/
void slotWindowOperation(QAction *action);
private:
/**
* Creates the menu if not already created.
**/
void init();
/**
* Creates the Move To Desktop sub-menu.
**/
void initDesktopPopup();
/**
* Creates the Move To Screen sub-menu.
**/
void initScreenPopup();
/**
* Creates activity popup.
* I'm going with checkable ones instead of "copy to" and "move to" menus; I *think* it's an easier way.
* Oh, and an 'all' option too of course
**/
void initActivityPopup();
/**
* Creates the Window Tabbing related menus.
**/
void initTabbingPopups();
/**
* Shows a helper Dialog to inform the user how to get back in case he triggered
* an action which hides the window decoration (e.g. NoBorder or Fullscreen).
* @param message The message type to be shown
* @param c The Client for which the dialog should be shown.
**/
void helperDialog(const QString &message, const QWeakPointer<AbstractClient> &c);
/**
* The actual main context menu which is show when the UserActionsMenu is invoked.
**/
QMenu* m_menu;
/**
* The move to desktop sub menu.
**/
QMenu* m_desktopMenu;
/**
* The move to screen sub menu.
**/
QMenu* m_screenMenu;
/**
* The activities sub menu.
**/
QMenu* m_activityMenu;
/**
* Menu to add the group to other group.
**/
QMenu* m_addTabsMenu;
/**
* Menu to change tab.
**/
QMenu* m_switchToTabMenu;
/**
* Menu for further entries added by scripts.
**/
QMenu* m_scriptsMenu;
QAction* m_resizeOperation;
QAction* m_moveOperation;
QAction* m_maximizeOperation;
QAction* m_shadeOperation;
QAction* m_keepAboveOperation;
QAction* m_keepBelowOperation;
QAction* m_fullScreenOperation;
QAction* m_noBorderOperation;
QAction* m_minimizeOperation;
QAction* m_closeOperation;
QAction* m_shortcutOperation;
/**
* Remove client from group.
**/
QAction* m_removeFromTabGroup;
/**
* Close all clients in the group.
**/
QAction* m_closeTabGroup;
/**
* The Client for which the menu is shown.
**/
QWeakPointer<AbstractClient> m_client;
QAction *m_rulesOperation = nullptr;
QAction *m_applicationRulesOperation = nullptr;
};
class ShortcutDialog
: public QDialog
{
Q_OBJECT
public:
explicit ShortcutDialog(const QKeySequence& cut);
virtual void accept();
QKeySequence shortcut() const;
public Q_SLOTS:
void keySequenceChanged();
Q_SIGNALS:
void dialogDone(bool ok);
protected:
virtual void done(int r);
private:
Ui::ShortcutDialog m_ui;
QKeySequence _shortcut;
};
} // namespace
#endif // KWIN_USERACTIONS_H