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If this is not done, then the device might be finalized from under us during
a callback, leading to a crash.
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I ran this on each directory with C files:
clang-format -i *.[ch]
"-i" is the in-place option.
I also adjusted the order of #includes for some files which failed to
build after that:
Clang-format reorders blocks of #include directives alphabetically,
but they can be grouped and separated by blank lines. If there is a
blank line between blocks, like
#include "zork.h"
#include "bar.h"
#include "foo.h"
then it will not put zork.h after the other two. The last two header
files will be sorted alphabetically.
We can adjust the formatting of chunks of code by hand with comments
like these:
/* clang-format off */
this code {
is, formatted, by, hand;
}
/* clang-format on */
See https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormat.html for the general
manual and https://clang.llvm.org/docs/ClangFormatStyleOptions.html
for the style options and the comments described above.
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Fixes #63
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To avoid using a freed pointer. It's harmless, but static-scan complains.
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The parameter is marked with (transfer full), and the code expects the caller
to free the event, so adjust the prototype to clarify the expected behavior.
Also fix a related memory leak in atspi-device-legacy.c.
Fixes #31
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This is intended to replace the registry-based method for capturing
keystrokes. It is needed because gtk 4 no longer sends key notifications
in a way that atk-bridge can process them. Unlike the original API, key
grabs are separated from key notifications. Clients wishing to consume
keystrokes must proactively register a grab for the given key. Currently,
there is a backend for X11 and an unfinished legacy back end using the old
registry-based method. Hopefully, there will be a mutter/wayland back end in
the future, but we need to define a protocol there first.
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