Passing a non-zero offset to cursor buffer and then calling
wl_pointer.set_cursor doesn't make much sense, as any offset will
immediately be reset. The protocol specifies the cursor set by
wl_pointer.set_cursor to be
> The parameters hotspot_x and hotspot_y define the position of
> the pointer surface relative to the pointer location. Its
> top-left corner is always at (x, y) - (hotspot_x, hotspot_y),
> where (x, y) are the coordinates of the pointer location, in
> surface-local coordinates.
This leaves no room available for any previously set offsets to be kept
in response to wl_pointer.set_cursor.
The serial in wl_pointer.set_cursor must exactly match the one from
wl_pointer.enter, it should not use whatever serial for any input class
is the newest.
The ivi surface-id is made configurable by fetching it from the
environment variables. An environment variable IVI_SURFACE_ID needs to
be set to the required surface-id. In case it is not set then the code
will take 1 as the default surface-id.
Signed-off-by: Kshitij Kadam <Kshitij.Kadam@ifm.com>
The current order of protocol selection is xdg_base followed by
ivi_application followed by fullscreen_shell. As a result xdg_base
protocol will be selected even if ivi_application protocol is needed.
The order is now changed to ivi_application followed by fullscreen_shell
followed by xdg_base. It is now possible to select any one of the three
protocols by appropriately defining BUILD_IVI and BUILD_FULLSCREEN_SHELL
macro.
Signed-off-by: Kshitij Kadam <Kshitij.Kadam@ifm.com>
pass window and buffer index to buffer_release listener, so that it
fetches actual pointer to released buffer by wayland, instead of
directly passing a pointer to the UwacBuffer, which could result in
heap-use-after-free
In case the seat has no default_cursor, which happens on client device with
no mouse attached (e.g. tablets), freerdp would fail to connect because it
won't be able to set cursor image. Check for this condition and skip setting
the cursor image.
Signed-off-by: Marek Vasut <marex@denx.de>
the discrete axis event gives changes in steps just like the
xfreerdp version uses. This way scrolling can be implemented
consistent with the behaviour of xfreerdp
Currently, this sets an invalid open flag and attempts to open(), which
will fail. Instead of doing that, don't try to define O_TMPFILE where
such a definition can't exist and force the fallback rather than making
an always-fail open() call.
`UwacWindowShmAllocBuffers()` allocates memory with `mmap` and never frees it
resulting in SIGBUS errors and running out of memory after some time.
Adding a corresponding `munmap` fixes this issue.
