This change splits scroll repeat and key repeat into separate
callbacks, and only registers them when a key is pressed or
scrolling is active, respectively. The key repeat logic is
changed to support key repetitions higher than the frame rate.
The new logic will also accomodate key repeat parameters set by
the compositor, although the comment about us not receiving that
configuration event is still valid.
I found sway 1.10 and wlroots 0.18.2 will occasionally generate
wl_keyboard::keymap events with an empty keymap. I do not have
a reliable reproduction for this, but it seems to occur when
switching back and forth between workspaces with the keyboard.
This also fixes the issue where devdraw can go into a busy loop if
the compositor goes away and wl_display_dispatch() returns -1.
This tells bin/man to set the register L to very high to avoid pagination
and updates tmac/tmac.an to use that value, if it's set, to set the page
length. This is per Plan 9's rc/bin/man and sys/lib/tmac/tmac.an.
I tried running the wayland devdraw implementation on Sway 1.10,
wlroots 0.18 and encountered the error:
xdg_surface#13: error 3: xdg_surface has never been configured
According to https://wayland.app/protocols/xdg-shell#xdg_surface ,
a client must commit a surface without a buffer, *wait* for the first
configure request from the compositor, ack it, and *only then* can
it proceed to attach a buffer to the surface and tell wayland to display it.
This was caused by the following sequence of events:
1. devdraw starts, enters gfx_main
2. `gfx_main` calls `gfx_started`, which spawns the `serveproc` thread
3. `gfx_main` enters `wl_display_dispatch`, flushing any buffered requests to
the compositor, and enters `wl_display_poll()` to wait for incoming messages
4. `serveproc` calls `rpc_attach`, sets up the surface, and buffers a commit.
The race is between #3 and #4. If #3 happens first, the buffered commit
just sits there until `rpc_flush` is called, which calls `wl_display_flush()`,
but at that point a buffer is attached too quickly for the configure to happen.
This commit fixes the race by adding a `configured` field to the WaylandClient
and using it to guard `rpc_flush`.
In addition, I found that mouse warping, at least in sway, would move
the cursor but future mouse presses would register at the old location
until I moved the mouse. So I added a call to gfx_mousetrack to the end
of `rpc_setmouse`.
Basic configuration which builds p9p on latest Ubuntu & macOS.
Skipped on adding more operating systems as build would hold up
waiting for runners, whereas with -latest targets, build starts
immediately.
Supported runners can be found on
https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-jobs/choosing-the-runner-for-a-job
Instead of only saving a window's currently displayed font's name to the
dump file, have Acme's Dump command save that window's combined low DPI
and high DPI font names when both are available.
See 9fans/plan9port#630
Previously the vertical bar in tick was always black; fine if you
use the standard black-on-white for everything, but any attempt to
add a dark mode ran into trouble with the tick being half hard-coded
black, half the new text color.
