Just like the real free() we should just ignore a NULL pointer, makes the
caller code easier for those instances where properties are optional.
Patch generated with concinelle with a few manual fixes.
Previously,
isatty(fileno(data.out) && getenv("NO_COLOR") == NULL))
would call `isatty()` with
fileno(data.out) && getenv("NO_COLOR") == NULL
as its argument. This meant that, for example,
NO_COLOR=1 pw-dump
would still produce colored output when run with
a TTY as its standard input.
Fix that by moving the parenthesis.
Fixes: af63d08453 ("tools/pw-dump: only print colors if we're connected to a terminal")
SPA_MEMBER is misleading, all we're doing here is pointer+offset and a
type-casting the result. Rename to SPA_PTROFF which is more expressive (and
has the same number of characters so we don't need to re-indent).
Don't escape the Spa:String:JSON types in the metadata as it is
supposed to be valid JSON that can be output directly. We might want
to reparse and reformat it later to be sure.
Add -c option to pipewire to select config file. Use this to select
the uninstalled conf file.
Rename conf properties, prefix with context.
Simplify the main daemon now that everything can go in config.
Simplify pipewire-pulse now that we can put everything in config, it's
now virtually the same as pipewire but with a differenct config file.
Parse server addresses as array of strings.
Make it possible to add a NULL param to the pending list. The NULL
param removes all previous updates.
When applying the updates, the NULL param removes the params from
the target list.
For the cached params in the node/device/port we need to be careful
because multiple clients might ask for updates concurrently. Clear
the pending list whenever a new param update starts so that we always
only keep the last set of updates.
This has two advantages: it actually removes params that become
unreadable or that got removed and it allows us to update the target
list more efficiently in one single loop.
Make it possible to add a NULL param to the pending list. The NULL
param removes all previous updates.
When applying the updates, the NULL param removes the params from
the target list.
This has two advantages: it actually removes params that become
unreadable or that got removed and it allows us to update the target
list more efficiently in one single loop.
