Ecore functions for dealing with the Wayland window system. More...

Data Structures
struct	_Ecore_Wl_Global

struct	_Ecore_Wl_Event_Data_Source_Send

struct	_Ecore_Wl_Event_Selection_Data_Ready

Typedefs
typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Window	Ecore_Wl_Window

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Dnd_Source	Ecore_Wl_Dnd_Source

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Event_Selection_Data_Ready	Ecore_Wl_Event_Selection_Data_Ready

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Event_Interfaces_Bound	Ecore_Wl_Event_Interfaces_Bound

Functions
EAPI int	ecore_wl_init (const char *name)
	Initialize the Wayland display connection to the given display. More...

EAPI int	ecore_wl_shutdown (void)
	Shuts down the Ecore Wayland Library. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_flush (void)
	Sends all Wayland commands to the Wayland Display. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_sync (void)
	Flushes the command buffer and waits until all requests have been processed by the server. More...

EAPI struct wl_shm *	ecore_wl_shm_get (void)
	Retrieves the Wayland Shm Interface used for the current Wayland connection. More...

EAPI struct wl_display *	ecore_wl_display_get (void)
	Retrieves the Wayland Display Interface used for the current Wayland connection. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_screen_size_get (int w, int h)
	Retrieves the size of the current screen. More...

EAPI int	ecore_wl_dpi_get (void)
	Return the screen DPI. More...

EAPI struct wl_cursor *	ecore_wl_cursor_get (const char *cursor_name)
	Retrieves the requested cursor from the cursor theme. More...

EAPI struct wl_list *	ecore_wl_globals_get (void)
	Retrieves the Wayland Globals Interface list used for the current Wayland connection. More...

EAPI struct wl_registry *	ecore_wl_registry_get (void)
	Retrieves the Wayland Registry used for the current Wayland connection. More...

EAPI Ecore_Wl_Window *	ecore_wl_window_new (Ecore_Wl_Window *parent, int x, int y, int w, int h, int buffer_type)
	Creates a new window. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_window_free (Ecore_Wl_Window *win)
	Deletes the given window. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_window_move (Ecore_Wl_Window *win, int x, int y)
	Signals for Wayland to initiate a window move. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_window_resize (Ecore_Wl_Window *win, int w, int h, int location)
	Signals for Wayland to initiate a window resize. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_window_show (Ecore_Wl_Window *win)
	Shows a window. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_window_hide (Ecore_Wl_Window *win)
	Hides a window. More...

EAPI void	ecore_wl_window_raise (Ecore_Wl_Window *win)
	Raises a window. More...

EAPI Eina_Bool	ecore_wl_dnd_set_selection (Ecore_Wl_Dnd dnd, const char *types_offered)

Variables
EAPI int	ECORE_WL_EVENT_DATA_SOURCE_SEND

EAPI int	ECORE_WL_EVENT_DATA_SOURCE_CANCELLED

EAPI int	ECORE_WL_EVENT_SELECTION_DATA_READY

EAPI int	ECORE_WL_EVENT_INTERFACES_BOUND

Detailed Description

Ecore functions for dealing with the Wayland window system.

Ecore_Wl provides a wrapper and convenience functions for using the Wayland window system. Function groups for this part of the library include the following:

Typedef Documentation

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Dnd_Source Ecore_Wl_Dnd_Source

Since: 1.7

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Event_Interfaces_Bound Ecore_Wl_Event_Interfaces_Bound

Since: 1.7

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Event_Selection_Data_Ready Ecore_Wl_Event_Selection_Data_Ready

Since: 1.7

typedef struct _Ecore_Wl_Window Ecore_Wl_Window

Since: 1.7.6

Function Documentation

EAPI struct wl_cursor* ecore_wl_cursor_get ( const char * cursor_name)

Retrieves the requested cursor from the cursor theme.

Parameters

cursor_name The desired cursor name to be looked up in the theme

Returns: the cursor or NULL if the cursor cannot be found

Since: 1.2

References ecore_wl_cursor_get().

Referenced by ecore_wl_cursor_get().

EAPI Eina_Bool ecore_wl_dnd_set_selection	(	Ecore_Wl_Dnd *	dnd,
		const char **	types_offered
	)

Since: 1.7

References ecore_wl_dnd_set_selection().

Referenced by ecore_wl_dnd_set_selection().

EAPI int ecore_wl_dpi_get ( void )

Return the screen DPI.

This is a simplistic call to get DPI. It does not account for differing DPI in the x and y axes nor does it account for multihead or xinerama and xrandr where different parts of the screen may have different DPI etc.