Comment #3 on issue 602 by untfu...@gmail.com: xmonad hangs when clickJustFocuses = False and the user clicks outside of the focused window while a submap is active. https://code.google.com/p/xmonad/issues/detail?id=602 Thank you for your response. Following your suggestion, I've been working on a prototype that may eventually lead to a handleEventHook submap. However, so far I've observed three behaviors that may be problematic: 1. handleEventHook does not process KeyEvents for any particular key (e.g. if I wanted to put xK_f into my submap) unless I put a dummy binding for that key in my config's "keys = ..." 2. If I do put a dummy binding in, xmonad grabs the KeyEvent for that key under all circumstances - I can't turn it on or off - and never "resends" them back to the window in question. So if I bind xK_f for example, programs no longer receive an "f" unless I resend it myself using (the only working one I've found so far) XMonad.Util.Paste.sendKey. 3. Though sendKey generally seems to work, some programs react differently to the "fake" sendKey events. Thankfully, it's been limited to some subtle cursor behaviors in emacs so far. Is there any method that does not require using sendKey - say, a way to turn certain keybindings on/off, or otherwise to make it so that xmonad "forwards" KeyEvents when they are no longer being captured by a submap? Alternatively, is there some other approach I should be using? Thanks again. -- You received this message because this project is configured to send all issue notifications to this address. You may adjust your notification preferences at: https://code.google.com/hosting/settings