Previously it is initialized by win_update_bounding_shape, so
configure_win is called when win_data == NULL and state ==
WSTATE_MAPPING, which is an invalid state for a `win` to be in.
Now map_win explicitly calls backend->prepare_win. This is not very
efficient since win_update_bounding_shape will reinit it.
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* Make some functions in win.c pure
* Remove unused code
* Fix misuse of attr_const, const functions shouldn't exam data pointed
to by its pointer arguments.
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When destroying a window, set window->next->reg_ignore_valid to false,
since its reg_ignore is not valid anymore.
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Only case where you want to map window in add_win() is during compton
startup, when compton is registering existing windows. Otherwise,
add_win() is always called for newly created windows, so there will
always be a MapNotify coming up for that window. If we map newly created
windows in add_win(), we will try to map it a second time when the MapNotify
arrives.
So, just don't call map_win() from add_win(). For compton startup, we
explicitly call map_win() after calling add_win() in session_init.
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If a window is destroyed and starts to fade out when screen is
unredirected, when the screen become redirected again, we will generate
errors when trying to render that window.
Also make sure the assumption that all window are either MAPPED or
UNMAPPED when screen is unredirected holds.
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paint_preprocess takes head of the window list as an argument. The
actual head of the window list might be freed and deleted during processing
of fade, but paint_preprocess will keep using the old head of the list,
thus uses freed memory.
Solution is just don't pass the head as an argument. paint_preprocess
will use session_t::list directly.
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Now both the old and the new backends are compiled in, the user can
choose which one to use with a command line switch.
Lower the barrier for testing.
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Previously if we unredirect the screen while a fading is in progress, we
will "resume" the fading when we redirect the screen again.
This is usually fine unless the window being faded out is destroyed. we
still tries to fade it out, but since we don't have the pixmap of the
window anymore (freed by unredirect), we will generate lots of errors
until the window is completely "faded out".
Also this change makes it easy to reason about things. Now we know when
the screen is unredirected, all the windows can either be in MAPPED or
UNMAPPED state, nothing else.
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After converting from struct conv to xorg format, cache the result to
save CPU time.
And remove an unused function.
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Instead of storing them as an array of xfixed.
Might cause some performance overhead for the new backend, because
it is allocating a buffer to do the conversion every frame. Will fix
later.
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Destruction of Input Only windows is erroneously ignored by commit
cea010a, causing future window with the same window id as the destroyed
Input Only window to be treated by an Input Only window even when they
are not. The end result is that some windows don't show up.
Also improved the comments in win.c.
Fixes#119
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A side effect of this is that some window properties are allowed to
change during fade-in/out. (e.g. window background can become blurred
during window fade out if window properties changed so blur is requirired).
But it is unclear what is the expected behaviour in this case anyway, so we
choose the one that is simpler to implement.
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Window state tracking is basically the back bond of window fading. We
add a new enum field to the win struct to track the state of the window,
instead of using a set of boolean variables. We also remove the fading
callbacks, since it is only used for fading, so the potential of code
reuse is lost. And it makes the code slightly harder to understand.
Also fixed a problem that --no-fading-openclose is not behaving as
advertised (from my observation, enabling this flag disables fading
entirely, instead of just diabling it for open/close).
Also uses double for opacity everywhere internally. Use opacity_t only
when setting X opacity prop.
TODO: Remove win::*_last
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Handle SIGINT using libev's ev_signal handler, instead of using
sigaction().
Fixes#64. But compton might miss signals when it's not in the main loop
(e.g. when compton is reset), and thus not exit "clearly". It should
cause any real problem though, so we don't care.
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Put them all into one function, and move the function pointers out of
glx_session_t, making them global variables (because them don't change
after initialized). Remove the function pointer typedefs and replace
them with the ones in glxext.h
We also only lookup the functions once per a lifetime of compton.
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In X, background pixmap is tiled (meaning they are repeated to filled
the window) by default. So, in the glx backend, we mimic this behavior
by binding the background pixmap of the root window (aka, the wallpaper)
to texture that repeats.
Fixes#107
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If fork is requested, we fork as early as possible, way before anything
is initialized. This way, we don't need to do the gymnastics to make
OpenGL work properly across fork.
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Replace most of XFlush with xcb_flush.
Also, in a lot of places, XFlush is used as if it is XSync. Replace
those cases by using xcb's _checked version of functions and
xcb_request_check.
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Background: To bind a Xorg window content to a OpenGL FBConfig, which
has to match the color format the Xorg window is using.
Previously, compton just find a FBConfig that has the same depth. This
led to chjj/compton#477, which has been fixed by a ugly hack.
The commit refactor the lookup mechanism to take as much into
consideration as we reasonably can. Hopefully preventing similar
breakages in the future.
Also, some code sharing between the old and new glx backend.
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As a global variable, since they shouldn't change during the period
compton is running. Also limit the scope of the variable to x.c.
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Previously we were using glibc's strtod function to parse floating point
numbers. The problem is, strtod is locale dependent. Meaning 7,7 might
be parsed as two numbers (7 and 7) in one locale, and parsed as one
number (7 point 7) in another locale. This is undesirable.
We need to set the locale to a value we know to make number parsing
consistently. We could use setlocale(), but that is not thread-safe. We
can also use uselocale(), which is thread-safe, but doesn't cover strtod
(Yeah, some of the locale-aware functions only acknowledge the global
locale, not the thread local one).
So in frustration, I just wrote a simple floating point number parser
myself. This parser obviously doesn't cover all cases strtod covers, but
is good enough for our needs.
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Previously the search order is:
~/.config/compton/compton.conf
/etc/xdg/compton/compton.conf
~/.config/compton.conf
/etc/xdg/compton.conf
...
Now the search order is:
~/.config/compton/compton.conf
~/.config/compton.conf
~/.compton.conf
/etc/xdg/compton/compton.conf
...
In other word, compton will now search all possible user config file
path first before searching for a system config file.
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glDrawBuffers doesn't take GL_BACK, which is what we are passing. And we
are using only one buffer argument anyway, no need to use glDrawBuffers.
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Xorg uses top left as origin, OpenGL uses lower left. So we need to flip
the y axis, and make sure we are using the right points as origin of
windows.
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