kde-workspace/libs/taskmanager/taskmanager.cpp

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/*****************************************************************
Copyright (c) 2000 Matthias Elter <elter@kde.org>
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// Own
#include "taskmanager.h"
// Qt
#include <QApplication>
#include <QDesktopWidget>
#include <QTimer>
#include <QUuid>
// KDE
#include <KConfig>
#include <KConfigGroup>
#include <KDebug>
#include <KDirWatch>
#include <KGlobal>
#include <KLocale>
#include <KStandardDirs>
#include <NETWinInfo>
#ifdef Q_WS_X11
#include <QX11Info>
#endif
namespace TaskManager
{
class TaskManagerSingleton
{
public:
TaskManager self;
};
K_GLOBAL_STATIC(TaskManagerSingleton, privateTaskManagerSelf)
TaskManager* TaskManager::self()
{
return &privateTaskManagerSelf->self;
}
class TaskManager::Private
{
public:
Private(TaskManager *manager)
: q(manager),
active(0),
startupInfo(0),
watcher(0) {
}
void onAppExitCleanup() {
q->disconnect(KWindowSystem::self(), 0, q, 0);
delete watcher;
watcher = 0;
delete startupInfo;
startupInfo = 0;
foreach (Task *task, tasksByWId) {
task->clearPixmapData();
}
foreach (Startup *startup, startups) {
startup->clearPixmapData();
}
}
TaskManager *q;
Task *active;
KStartupInfo* startupInfo;
KDirWatch *watcher;
QHash<WId, Task *> tasksByWId;
QList<Startup *> startups;
WindowList skiptaskbarWindows;
QSet<QUuid> trackGeometryTokens;
};
TaskManager::TaskManager()
: QObject(),
d(new Private(this))
{
KGlobal::locale()->insertCatalog("libtaskmanager");
connect(KWindowSystem::self(), SIGNAL(windowAdded(WId)),
this, SLOT(windowAdded(WId)));
connect(KWindowSystem::self(), SIGNAL(windowRemoved(WId)),
this, SLOT(windowRemoved(WId)));
connect(KWindowSystem::self(), SIGNAL(activeWindowChanged(WId)),
this, SLOT(activeWindowChanged(WId)));
connect(KWindowSystem::self(), SIGNAL(currentDesktopChanged(int)),
this, SLOT(currentDesktopChanged(int)));
connect(KWindowSystem::self(), SIGNAL(windowChanged(WId, const ulong*)),
this, SLOT(windowChanged(WId, const ulong*)));
if (QCoreApplication::instance()) {
connect(QCoreApplication::instance(), SIGNAL(aboutToQuit()), this, SLOT(onAppExitCleanup()));
}
// register existing windows
const QList<WId> windows = KWindowSystem::windows();
QList<WId>::ConstIterator end(windows.end());
for (QList<WId>::ConstIterator it = windows.begin(); it != end; ++it) {
windowAdded(*it);
}
// set active window
WId win = KWindowSystem::activeWindow();
activeWindowChanged(win);
d->watcher = new KDirWatch(this);
d->watcher->addFile(KGlobal::dirs()->locateLocal("config", "klaunchrc"));
connect(d->watcher, SIGNAL(dirty(QString)), this, SLOT(configureStartup()));
connect(d->watcher, SIGNAL(created(QString)), this, SLOT(configureStartup()));
connect(d->watcher, SIGNAL(deleted(QString)), this, SLOT(configureStartup()));
configureStartup();
}
TaskManager::~TaskManager()
{
QHash<WId, Task *> tasksByWId = d->tasksByWId;
d->tasksByWId.clear();
qDeleteAll(tasksByWId);
QList<Startup *> startups = d->startups;
d->startups.clear();
qDeleteAll(startups);
KGlobal::locale()->removeCatalog("libtaskmanager");
delete d;
}
void TaskManager::configureStartup()
{
KConfig _c("klaunchrc");
KConfigGroup c(&_c, "FeedbackStyle");
if (!c.readEntry("TaskbarButton", true)) {
delete d->startupInfo;
d->startupInfo = 0;
return;
}
if (!d->startupInfo) {
d->startupInfo = new KStartupInfo(KStartupInfo::CleanOnCantDetect, this);
connect(d->startupInfo,
SIGNAL(gotNewStartup(KStartupInfoId, KStartupInfoData)),
SLOT(gotNewStartup(KStartupInfoId, KStartupInfoData)));
connect(d->startupInfo,
SIGNAL(gotStartupChange(KStartupInfoId, KStartupInfoData)),
SLOT(gotStartupChange(KStartupInfoId, KStartupInfoData)));
connect(d->startupInfo,
SIGNAL(gotRemoveStartup(KStartupInfoId, KStartupInfoData)),
SLOT(killStartup(KStartupInfoId)));
}
c = KConfigGroup(&_c, "TaskbarButtonSettings");
d->startupInfo->setTimeout(c.readEntry("Timeout", 30));
}
Task *TaskManager::findTask(WId w)
{
QHashIterator<WId, Task *> it (d->tasksByWId);
while (it.hasNext()) {
it.next();
if (it.key() == w || it.value()->hasTransient(w)) {
return it.value();
}
}
return 0;
}
Task *TaskManager::findTask(int desktop, const QPoint& p)
{
QList<WId> list = KWindowSystem::stackingOrder();
Task *task = 0;
int currentIndex = -1;
foreach (Task *t, d->tasksByWId) {
if (!t->isOnAllDesktops() && t->desktop() != desktop) {
continue;
}
//FIXME activities?
if (t->isIconified() || t->isShaded()) {
continue;
}
if (t->geometry().contains(p)) {
int index = list.indexOf(t->window());
if (index > currentIndex) {
currentIndex = index;
task = t;
}
}
}
return task;
}
void TaskManager::windowAdded(WId w)
{
#ifdef Q_WS_X11
KWindowInfo info(w,
NET::WMWindowType | NET::WMPid | NET::WMState | NET::WMName,
NET::WM2TransientFor);
// ignore NET::Tool and other special window types
NET::WindowType wType = info.windowType(NET::NormalMask | NET::DesktopMask | NET::DockMask |
NET::ToolbarMask | NET::MenuMask | NET::DialogMask |
NET::OverrideMask | NET::TopMenuMask |
NET::UtilityMask | NET::SplashMask);
if (info.transientFor() > 0) {
const WId transientFor = info.transientFor();
// check if it's transient for a skiptaskbar window
if (d->skiptaskbarWindows.contains(transientFor)) {
return;
}
// lets see if this is a transient for an existing task
if (transientFor != QX11Info::appRootWindow()) {
Task *t = findTask(transientFor);
if (t) {
if (t->window() != w) {
t->addTransient(w, info);
// kDebug() << "TM: Transient " << w << " added for Task: " << t->window();
}
return;
}
}
}
if (wType != NET::Normal && wType != NET::Override && wType != NET::Unknown &&
wType != NET::Dialog && wType != NET::Utility) {
return;
}
// ignore windows that want to be ignored by the taskbar
if ((info.state() & NET::SkipTaskbar) != 0) {
d->skiptaskbarWindows.insert(w); // remember them though
return;
}
#endif
Task *t = new Task(w, 0);
d->tasksByWId.insert(w, t);
connect(t, SIGNAL(changed(::TaskManager::TaskChanges)),
this, SLOT(taskChanged(::TaskManager::TaskChanges)));
if (d->startupInfo) {
KStartupInfoId startupInfoId;
// checkStartup modifies startupInfoId
d->startupInfo->checkStartup(w, startupInfoId);
foreach (Startup *startup, d->startups) {
if (startup->id() == startupInfoId) {
startup->addWindowMatch(w);
}
}
}
// kDebug() << "TM: Task added for WId: " << w;
emit taskAdded(t);
}
void TaskManager::windowRemoved(WId w)
{
d->skiptaskbarWindows.remove(w);
// find task
Task *t = findTask(w);
if (!t) {
return;
}
if (t->window() == w) {
d->tasksByWId.remove(w);
emit taskRemoved(t);
if (t == d->active) {
d->active = 0;
}
//kDebug() << "TM: Task for WId " << w << " removed.";
// FIXME: due to a bug in Qt 4.x, the event loop reference count is incorrect
// when going through x11EventFilter .. :/ so we have to singleShot the deleteLater
QTimer::singleShot(0, t, SLOT(deleteLater()));
} else {
t->removeTransient(w);
//kDebug() << "TM: Transient " << w << " for Task " << t->window() << " removed.";
}
}
void TaskManager::windowChanged(WId w, const unsigned long *dirty)
{
#ifdef Q_WS_X11
if (dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] & NET::WMState) {
NETWinInfo info(QX11Info::display(), w, QX11Info::appRootWindow(),
NET::WMState | NET::XAWMState);
if (info.state() & NET::SkipTaskbar) {
windowRemoved(w);
d->skiptaskbarWindows.insert(w);
return;
} else {
d->skiptaskbarWindows.remove(w);
if (info.mappingState() != NET::Withdrawn && !findTask(w)) {
// skipTaskBar state was removed and the window is still
// mapped, so add this window
windowAdded(w);
}
}
}
// check if any state we are interested in is marked dirty
if (!(dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] & (NET::WMVisibleName | NET::WMName |
NET::WMState | NET::WMIcon |
NET::XAWMState | NET::WMDesktop) ||
(trackGeometry() && dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] & NET::WMGeometry) ||
(dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS2] & NET::WM2Activities))) {
return;
}
// find task
Task *t = findTask(w);
if (!t) {
return;
}
//kDebug() << "TaskManager::windowChanged " << w << " " << dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] << dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS2];
unsigned long propagatedChanges = 0;
if ((dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] & NET::WMState) && t->updateDemandsAttentionState(w)) {
propagatedChanges = NET::WMState;
}
//kDebug() << "got changes, but will we refresh?" << dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] << dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS2];
if (dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] || dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS2]) {
// only refresh this stuff if we have other changes besides icons
t->refresh(Task::WindowProperties(dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS] | propagatedChanges, dirty[NETWinInfo::PROTOCOLS2]));
}
#endif
}
void TaskManager::taskChanged(::TaskManager::TaskChanges changes)
{
Task *t = qobject_cast<Task*>(sender());
if (!t || changes == TaskUnchanged || !d->tasksByWId.contains(t->info().win())) {
return;
}
emit windowChanged(d->tasksByWId[t->info().win()], changes);
}
void TaskManager::activeWindowChanged(WId w)
{
//kDebug() << "TaskManager::activeWindowChanged" << w;
Task *t = findTask(w);
if (!t) {
if (d->active) {
d->active->setActive(false);
d->active = 0;
}
//kDebug() << "no active window";
} else {
if (t->info().windowType(NET::UtilityMask) == NET::Utility) {
// we don't want to mark utility windows as active since task managers
// actually care about the main window and skip utility windows; utility
// windows are hidden when their associated window loses focus anyways
// see http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=178509
return;
}
if (d->active) {
d->active->setActive(false);
}
d->active = t;
d->active->setActive(true);
//kDebug() << "active window is" << t->name();
}
}
void TaskManager::currentDesktopChanged(int desktop)
{
emit desktopChanged(desktop);
}
void TaskManager::gotNewStartup(const KStartupInfoId& id, const KStartupInfoData& data)
{
Startup *s = new Startup(id, data, 0);
d->startups.append(s);
emit startupAdded(s);
}
void TaskManager::gotStartupChange(const KStartupInfoId& id, const KStartupInfoData& data)
{
foreach (Startup *startup, d->startups) {
if (startup->id() == id) {
startup->update(data);
return;
}
}
}
void TaskManager::killStartup(const KStartupInfoId& id)
{
foreach (Startup *startup, d->startups) {
if (startup->id() == id) {
d->startups.removeAll(startup);
emit startupRemoved(startup);
delete startup;
}
}
}
QString TaskManager::desktopName(int desk) const
{
return KWindowSystem::desktopName(desk);
}
QHash<WId, Task *> TaskManager::tasks() const
{
return d->tasksByWId;
}
QList<Startup *> TaskManager::startups() const
{
return d->startups;
}
int TaskManager::numberOfDesktops() const
{
return KWindowSystem::numberOfDesktops();
}
bool TaskManager::isOnTop(const Task *task) const
{
if (!task) {
return false;
}
QList<WId> list = KWindowSystem::stackingOrder();
QListIterator<WId> it(list);
it.toBack();
const bool multiscreen = qApp->desktop()->screenCount() > 1;
// we only use taskScreen when there are multiple screens, so we
// only fetch the value in that case; still, do it outside the loop
const int taskScreen = multiscreen ? task->screen() : 0;
while (it.hasPrevious()) {
const WId top = it.previous();
Task *t = d->tasksByWId.value(top);
if (!t) {
foreach (const WId transient, task->transients()) {
if (transient == top) {
return true;
}
}
continue;
}
if (t == task) {
return true;
}
foreach (const WId transient, task->transients()) {
if (transient == top) {
return true;
}
}
if (t->isFullScreen() && t->screen() != taskScreen) {
// it seems window managers always claim that fullscreen
// windows are stacked above everything else .. even when
// a window on a different physical screen has input focus
// so we work around this decision here by only paying attention
// to fullscreen windows that are on the same screen as us
continue;
}
if (!t->isIconified() && (t->isAlwaysOnTop() == task->isAlwaysOnTop())) {
return false;
}
}
return false;
}
void TaskManager::setTrackGeometry(bool track, const QUuid &token)
{
if (track) {
if (!d->trackGeometryTokens.contains(token)) {
d->trackGeometryTokens.insert(token);
}
} else {
d->trackGeometryTokens.remove(token);
}
}
bool TaskManager::trackGeometry() const
{
return !d->trackGeometryTokens.isEmpty();
}
bool TaskManager::isOnScreen(int screen, const WId wid)
{
if (screen == -1) {
return true;
}
KWindowInfo wi = KWindowSystem::windowInfo(wid, NET::WMFrameExtents);
// for window decos that fudge a bit and claim to extend beyond the
// edge of the screen, we just contract a bit.
const QRect window = wi.frameGeometry();
QRect desktop = qApp->desktop()->screenGeometry(screen);
desktop.adjust(5, 5, -5, -5);
return window.intersects(desktop);
}
int TaskManager::currentDesktop() const
{
return KWindowSystem::currentDesktop();
}
} // TaskManager namespace
#include "taskmanager.moc"