[effects/logout] Animate the disappearing of the logout screen
Summary: Currently, the fade effect animates both the appearing and the disappearing of the logout screen. We don't want that because the logout effect should do that. D14582 addresses that problem by adding "ksmserver ksmserver" window class to the blacklist of the fade effect. With that change, only the logout effect animates the appearing of the logout screen. But there is a problem... If user clicks the cancel button, the logout screen instantaneously disappears, instead of smoothly fading out. This change addresses that problem by adding "out" animation. Depends on D14582 Test Plan: {F6175011} //Now, only the logout effect animates the appearing and the disappearing of the logout screen.// {F6175013} //No smooth transitions when the logout effect is disabled.// Reviewers: #kwin, #plasma, #vdg, davidedmundson Reviewed By: #kwin, #plasma, davidedmundson Subscribers: kwin Tags: #kwin Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D14592
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/*global effect, effects, animate, animationTime, Effect*/
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var logoutEffect = {
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duration: animationTime(800),
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inDuration: animationTime(800),
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outDuration: animationTime(400),
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loadConfig: function () {
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"use strict";
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logoutEffect.duration = animationTime(800);
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logoutEffect.inDuration = animationTime(800);
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logoutEffect.outDuration = animationTime(400);
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},
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isLogoutWindow: function (window) {
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"use strict";
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if (!logoutEffect.isLogoutWindow(window)) {
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return;
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}
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animate({
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// If the Out animation is still active, kill it.
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if (window.outAnimation !== undefined) {
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cancel(window.outAnimation);
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delete window.outAnimation;
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}
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window.inAnimation = animate({
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window: window,
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duration: logoutEffect.duration,
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duration: logoutEffect.inDuration,
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type: Effect.Opacity,
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from: 0.0,
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to: 1.0
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});
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},
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closed: function (window) {
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"use strict";
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if (!logoutEffect.isLogoutWindow(window)) {
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return;
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}
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// If the In animation is still active, kill it.
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if (window.inAnimation !== undefined) {
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cancel(window.inAnimation);
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delete window.inAnimation;
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}
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window.outAnimation = animate({
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window: window,
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duration: logoutEffect.outDuration,
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type: Effect.Opacity,
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from: 1.0,
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to: 0.0
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});
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},
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init: function () {
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"use strict";
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logoutEffect.loadConfig();
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effects.windowAdded.connect(logoutEffect.opened);
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effects.windowShown.connect(logoutEffect.opened);
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effects.windowClosed.connect(logoutEffect.closed);
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effects.windowHidden.connect(logoutEffect.closed);
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}
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};
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logoutEffect.init();
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