Separate --listen-focus/--listen-keystroke option of eekboard-system-client.
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@ -49,12 +49,16 @@ NOTE: eekboard-system-client is now being heavily developed and it may
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behave wrongly. Make sure to close windows where you are doing any
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important work, before running eekboard.
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$ ./src/eekboard-system-client --xklavier --accessibility --fakekey
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$ ./src/eekboard-system-client \
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--listen-keyboard \
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--listen-focus \
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--listen-keystroke \
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--generate-key-event
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Where --xklavier is to monitor system keyboard layout change,
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--accessibility is to track focus/key events via AT-SPI, and --fakekey
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generates X key events when eekboard-server signals virtual
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key-press/key-release events.
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Where --listen-keyboard is to monitor system keyboard state/config
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change, --listen-focus is to track focus change, --listen-keystroke is
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to track keystroke events, and --generate-key-event is to generate X
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key events on virtual key-press/key-release events.
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* Documentation
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