M src/actions.cc → src/actions.cc

@@ -147,6 +147,8 @@ 
 
 void OBActions::motionHandler(const XMotionEvent &e)
 {
+  if (!e.same_screen) return; // this just gets stupid
+
   // XXX: i can envision all sorts of crazy shit with this.. gestures, etc
   printf("GUILE: MOTION: win %lx modifiers %u x %d y %d\n",
          (long)e.window, e.state,

M src/actions.hh → src/actions.hh

@@ -56,7 +56,9 @@ //! Remove a button/position from the _posqueue
   void removePress(const XButtonEvent &e);
   
 public:
+  //! Constructs an OBActions object
   OBActions();
+  //! Destroys the OBActions object
   virtual ~OBActions();
 
   virtual void buttonPressHandler(const XButtonEvent &e);

M src/openbox.cc → src/openbox.cc

@@ -51,7 +51,6 @@ 
 namespace ob {
 
 Openbox *Openbox::instance  = (Openbox *) 0;
-OBActions *Openbox::actions = (OBActions *) 0;
 
 
 void Openbox::signalHandler(int signal)
@@ -124,9 +123,9 @@ sigaction(SIGHUP, &action, (struct sigaction *) 0);
 
   _property = new otk::OBProperty();
 
-  Openbox::actions = new OBActions();
+  _actions = new OBActions();
 
-  setMasterHandler(Openbox::actions); // set as the master event handler
+  setMasterHandler(_actions); // set as the master event handler
 
   // create the mouse cursors we'll use
   _cursors.session = XCreateFontCursor(otk::OBDisplay::display, XC_left_ptr);

M src/openbox.hh → src/openbox.hh

@@ -51,9 +51,6 @@ class does not need to be passed around to any of the other classes.
   */
   static Openbox *instance;
 
-  //! The action interface through which all user-available actions occur
-  static OBActions *actions;
-
   //! The posible running states of the window manager
   enum RunState {
     State_Starting, //!< The window manager is starting up (being created)
@@ -114,6 +111,9 @@ in its constructor, so, it needs to be initialized <b>after</b> the display
     is initialized in this class' constructor.
   */
   otk::OBProperty *_property;
+
+  //! The action interface through which all user-available actions occur
+  OBActions *_actions;
 
   //! The running state of the window manager
   RunState _state;