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While "#if USE_FOO" checks for the value of the variable USE_FOO,
"#ifdef" checks whether USE_FOO is defined or not.
It means, if we had something like: #define USE_FOO 0, we would have:
#if USE_FOO
/* Any code in here would NOT be compiled */
#endif
#ifdef USE_FOO
/* Any code in here would be compiled */
#endif
No problem was faced on spice-gtk till now because either USE_FOO is not
defined or defined as 1, but let's try to have it standardized.
Acked-by: Eduardo Lima (Etrunko) <etrunko@redhat.com>
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When using multiple monitors moving mouse between monitors releases
keyboard grab.
Reproduce bug
-Open multiple monitors remote-viewer session
-Click on one of the monitors to get focus & keyboard-grab
-Move mouse to another monitor and try keyboard command (do not click)
At this point all keyboard commands are being executed on the client
machine instead of the remote machine
I added keyboard_has_focus and mouse_has_pointer variables at the
session and now these properties are being tested for the session
instead for the current widget (works also when using alt-tab).
Resolves: rhbz#1275231
Acked-by: Pavel Grunt <pgrunt@redhat.com>
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This header is the single include needed for all gtk-related
functionality, similar to spice-client.h. Generate a compiler warning if
a different header is included.
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For historical reasons, the code was placed under gtk/ subdirectory.
If it was always bugging you, bug no more!
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