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Menus/Move/Resize
If the user has escape bound to more than one keycode then they can use any of
them to close a menu. This change applies to the hardcoded keys in openbox,
which are used for the menus and for move/resize, and maybe other places.
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Previously, it would wait for a resize step before showing it, when resizing
windows with resize increments that were bigger than the moveresize threshold.
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while resizing it - its not going to be responding to it anyways
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values
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from the edge (but it slows down after the first time)
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little ugly.
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ratios
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them resist properly when resizing
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direction being resized" which makes so much more sense and doesn't need all this conversion back and forth
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and from edge)
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time around. eat enter events in client_configure when user is FALSE.
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mode and drawcontents off
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wonder if this will cause but reports. it still does for restacking though..
little cleanup in client.c, and remove client_configure macro which was now
redundant
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add a confine option to grab_pointer to confine the pointer to the screen, and use that for moveresize
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destroy_notify which is really what it is, and is more consistant now that there are 2 notifies
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frame logically and it will do everything except during animations the frame will show what it needs to for visual display.
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