> > There are various functions I think you could use. apropos XCheck? > > In particular, XCheckIfEvent seems well suited to this situation- > -feed > in a predicate which specifically finds the repeated KeyPress (matches > time, key, etc.). But this can perform unnecessary computation > since it > checks things with higher times as well, of course--I'm still amazed > there is no nonblocking analog to XPeekEvent.
Yeah, I looked at the various X*check* functions, they all seem to scan the whole queue, which could cause funkyness in this application, so they don't seem to be a perfect fit. There _must_ be some way to do a nonblocking peek, it would be insane if there wasn't, I just can't find it. @yy Ok so the toggle is useful for somethign other than cacheing big tagsets. I'll make sure I don't break it then. Thanks. The 9 lines was if you use the combo* functions to also replace the toggle* functions (because they become redundant), not if you cut the toggle tagsets stuff. Sorry, I'm using confusing words here, calling two unrelated things toggle.
