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  1. Jul 08, 2023
    • Gaël Bonithon's avatar
      panel: Block autohide when the panel has input focus · 8d576257
      Gaël Bonithon authored 
      The autohide algorithm implicitly assumes that the active window is a
foreign window, but it may in fact be the panel itself (at least on
X11). This is the case, for example, if the panel has input focus via a
plugin's GtkEntry.

In this case, the algorithm gives a hazardous result, and may in
particular enter an infinite loop in certain circumstances.

Blocking autohide if the panel has input focus allows to exit the
algorithm as quickly as possible at its various entry points, thus
resolving this problem. It also ensures that the panel is not hidden
while the user is typically typing text into a GtkEntry.

Finally, even if autohide is not used, this ensures that panel opacity
is correctly updated, since panel enter/leave opacities follow the same
logic as autohide.

Fixes: #764
      8d576257
  3. Jun 20, 2023
  5. Jun 16, 2023
    • Gaël Bonithon's avatar
      clock: Fix sync timeout for seconds display · a6c4e8a1
      Gaël Bonithon authored 
      5cf7006e fixed the same problem for the minutes display, but there's a
bit more work here, since nothing was done in addition to
`g_timeout_add()` to synchronize the seconds display.

A synchronization every 10 seconds with a precision of a tenth of a
second seems reasonable: this gives a readjustment every 50 to 60
seconds on my system, if the panel isn't too busy (since the plugin is
internal). I took the opportunity to raise the timeout priorities, which
should improve things a little in this case.

Fixes: #756
Completes: 5cf7006e
      a6c4e8a1
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