...when pointer moves off the xdg-shell surface which is possible when
for example grabbing a scroll-bar or selecting text.
Clamping results in undetected pointer motion when applied in the
direction of movement (for example clamping at view->y masks vertical
movement when the y-coordinate is greater than view->y), which in turn
can appear as sporadic to the end-user.
Previously, motion events for a cursor which had been pressed on a surface
and then moved out of the surface were only sent for XDG and X11 surfaces.
This patch includes layer surfaces as well.
Fixes#483
X11 apps expect to be able to receive motion events outside
the window area (this is necessary for client-side move/resize
handles to work properly). So do not clamp the motion
coordinates for XWayland surfaces.
Before this change, attempting to enlarge an XWayland window
using a client-side resize handle resulted in the window size
lagging behind the mouse cursor quite severely, since each
motion event was in effect allowed to expand the window by
only a few pixels. The closer the initial button-press was
to the edge of the window, the worse the lag would be.
Before this commit the window title could overflow in certain conditions,
usually when rapidly resizing. This commit fixes it by completely hiding
the corresponding scene node when there is no space available.
Reported-by: <peperino> via IRC
Allow highest level menu definitions - typically used for root-menu and
client-menu - to be defined like this:
<openbox_menu>
<menu id="">
</menu>
</openbox>
Previously this required a label attribute (which was not used for
anything and could be an empty string) as show below:
<openbox_menu>
<menu id="" label="">
</menu>
</openbox>
Closes issue #472
This allows xdg-desktop-portal-wlr to work out of the box for screen-recording.
If systemd or dbus is not available the environment update will fail gracefully.
This patch will set XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP=wlroots but a user may change this by
either having the environment variable set before starting labwc or by having
a different value set in ~/.config/labwc/environment.
Based on PR #461 by @Joshua-Ashton
This is a similar fix to 065c37d3f5 but for unmanaged windows. The issue
could be seen for example when moving the undocked Search Tool window in
Audacious. For unmanaged windows, we don't track any pending move/resizes,
so just process all client configure requests immediately.
For some reason wlroots will reset the seat assigned to xwayland
to NULL whenever Xwayland terminates. This patch restores the seat
whenever Xwayland is ready again.
Fixes#166Fixes#444
Thanks @droc12345 for figuring out the actual issue.
For a move-only client configure request, treat it similarly to
view_move() by updating the scene-graph immediately, rather than waiting
for handle_commit(). Move-and-resize requests are handled the same as
before.
This (mostly?) fixes the glitchiness that was noticeable when dragging
an undecorated XWayland window (e.g. Audacious in Winamp mode).
Also:
- Reduce some code duplication in handle_request_configure() by
simply calling configure(), as suggested by @johanmalm in #428.
- Factor out common logic after a move and/or resize into view_moved().
This defaults to 1024, which is tiny, but is a requirement
for processes using the deprecated `select` function.
We must reset this back whenever we fork to start a new process,
as this is inherited, and breaks applications using `select` otherwise.
Signed-off-by: Joshua Ashton <joshua@froggi.es>
When a view is destroyed labwc calls interactive_end(view) which
may reposition the view which is partly destroyed and doesn't own
any surface anymore. To prevent this scenario from happening don't
call interactive_end() at all and just reset server->grabbed_view
and server->input_mode directly.
Before this patch, the bug could be reproduced by:
- xcalc &
- sleep 5; killall xcalc
- move the xcalc window completely to one of the edges
The change in src/xwayland.c is not required for this bug
to be fixed but may prevent something similar in the future.
- Use &nsbp; in links with spaces
- Change headings from verbs to nouns
- Combine build and install headings
- In 'What is this', use the text on the labwc website
- Remove video links; one wasn't working and the other were very old
- Use more recent screenshot
- Simplify the 'labwc supports the following' bullet points
- Split dependencies into build and run-time
- Remove dependecy version numbers and let meson.build be the source of
truth
- Simplify config file table by taking out middle column
- Split the configuration section into configuration and theming
- s/roadmap/scope
- Change man page links from docs/ to labwc.github.io/
Without this fix we will never react to output configuration changes
via wlr-randr and friends.
If output_config_apply() commits the new config, handle_output_layout_change()
is called but doesn't do anything because the config is still pending.
This patch moves the code into its own function do_output_layout_change()
which additionally gets called after all output configs are committed.
The original handler is turned into a wrapper around do_output_layout_change().
Reported-by @heroin-moose
Set node position in the configure/set_geometry handlers when moving a
window in response to a client request.
Steps to reproduce weird positioning fixed by this patch:
1. Start leafpad
2. Open Help->About
3. Move the dialog
4. Close the dialog
5. Open it again
6. Drag it and observe a jump in position
There is also an xwayland PyQt5 script in PR #428 which demonstrates
jumpy position.
- Add missing call to wlr_scene_node_set_position() in
unmanaged_handle_commit() -- this fixes moving unmanaged XWayland
windows.
- Update view->pending_move_resize when we receive a configure request
for a managed XWayland surface -- this fixes moving managed but
undecorated XWayland windows.
- Also update view->pending_move_resize when we move a surface while a
configure request is already pending -- this fixes a discrepancy
between displayed and actual position for XWayland windows that try to
set their own initial position, but then get overridden by labwc's
positioning.
Moving undecorated XWayland windows is still really glitchy -- it appears
that an XWayland window gets sent incorrect mouse motion coordinates when
there is a pending configure request moving the window itself.
