Handle all events and requests related to one seat (including input and selection) More...

#include <Seat.h>

Public Member Functions
	CSeat (std::uint32_t globalName, wayland::seat_t const &seat, CConnection &connection)
	Construct seat handler. More...

void	AddRawInputHandlerKeyboard (IRawInputHandlerKeyboard *rawKeyboardHandler)

void	RemoveRawInputHandlerKeyboard (IRawInputHandlerKeyboard *rawKeyboardHandler)

void	AddRawInputHandlerPointer (IRawInputHandlerPointer *rawPointerHandler)

void	RemoveRawInputHandlerPointer (IRawInputHandlerPointer *rawPointerHandler)

void	AddRawInputHandlerTouch (IRawInputHandlerTouch *rawTouchHandler)

void	RemoveRawInputHandlerTouch (IRawInputHandlerTouch *rawTouchHandler)

std::uint32_t	GetGlobalName () const

std::string const &	GetName () const

bool	HasPointerCapability () const

bool	HasKeyboardCapability () const

bool	HasTouchCapability () const

std::string	GetSelectionText () const

wayland::seat_t const &	GetWlSeat ()
	Get the wl_seat underlying this seat. More...

void	SetCursor (std::uint32_t serial, wayland::surface_t const &surface, std::int32_t hotspotX, std::int32_t hotspotY)
	Set the cursor of the pointer of this seat. More...

Detailed Description

Handle all events and requests related to one seat (including input and selection)

The primary purpose of this class is to act as entry point of Wayland events into the Kodi world and distribute them further as necessary. Input events are forwarded to (potentially multiple) handlers. As the Wayland protocol is not very specific on having multiple wl_seat/wl_pointer instances and how they interact, having one central instance and then handling everything in Kodi with multiple handlers is better than each handler having its own protocol object instance.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ CSeat()

CSeat::CSeat	(	std::uint32_t	globalName,
		wayland::seat_t const &	seat,
		CConnection &	connection
	)

Construct seat handler.

Parameters

globalName	Wayland numeric global name of the seat
seat	bound seat_t instance
connection	connection for retrieving additional globals

Member Function Documentation

◆ GetWlSeat()

wayland::seat_t const& KODI::WINDOWING::WAYLAND::CSeat::GetWlSeat ( )

inline

Get the wl_seat underlying this seat.

The wl_seat should only be used when strictly necessary, e.g. when starting a move operation with shell interfaces. It may not be used to derive further wl_pointer etc. instances.

◆ SetCursor()

void CSeat::SetCursor	(	std::uint32_t	serial,
		wayland::surface_t const &	surface,
		std::int32_t	hotspotX,
		std::int32_t	hotspotY
	)

Set the cursor of the pointer of this seat.

Parameters are identical wo wl_pointer.set_cursor(). If the seat does not currently have the pointer capability, this is a no-op.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

xbmc/windowing/wayland/Seat.h
xbmc/windowing/wayland/Seat.cpp