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</description> |
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</request> |
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<event name="focused_set"> |
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<description summary="surface was focused"> |
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The focused_set event is sent when this surface has been |
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activated. Window decorations should be updated accordingly. |
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<event name="activated"> |
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<description summary="surface was activated"> |
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The activated_set event is sent when this surface has been |
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activated, which means that the surface has user attention. |
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Window decorations should be updated accordingly. You should |
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not use this event for anything but the style of decorations |
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you display, use wl_keyboard.enter and wl_keyboard.leave for |
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determining keyboard focus. |
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</description> |
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</event> |
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<event name="focused_unset"> |
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<description summary="surface was unfocused"> |
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The focused_unset event is sent when this surface has been |
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deactivated, because another surface has been activated. Window |
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decorations should be updated accordingly. |
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<event name="deactivated"> |
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<description summary="surface was deactivated"> |
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The deactivate event is sent when this surface has been |
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deactivated, which means that the surface lost user attention. |
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Window decorations should be updated accordingly. You should |
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not use this event for anything but the style of decorations |
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you display, use wl_keyboard.enter and wl_keyboard.leave for |
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determining keyboard focus. |
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</description> |
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</event> |
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