At the moment, the buffers for wsi are allocated implicitly by the EGL
implementation, which is fine for "normal" use cases. But we start
hitting the ceiling the moment we need to something more advanced. For
example the EGL backend creates a dummy fbo object wrapping the default
framebuffer, meaning that we cannot pass it to qtquick (because it can
use its own opengl context).
Another reason for using explicit buffers is that it lets us to clean up
some output related abstractions.
The only purpose ScreenPaintData had was to pass around a copy of the viewport
projection matrix and the effectscreen, which can be handled in a simpler
way separately.
Instead of calling effects->renderTargetRect() and effects->renderTargetScale(),
pass the actually used render target and viewport in all the necessary methods.
This ensures that if an effect renders a screen with a modified scale or
projection matrix, the modified values get used instead of the "global" ones
Qt would need to allocate fewer "tainted" data objects, and using the
same engine both in effects and in kwin is vital for features such as
QML based effects.
When checking for overlap with other windows when placing a new window and cascading to avoid complete overlap, ignore those windows that are already covered by other windows further on the top anyway.
The computation of the covered area is not entirely accurate as it uses the bounding rect rather than the combined rects of the windows, but okay enough for our use case imo.
BUG: 466135
These shortcuts currently don't use the Meta key, which allows them to
block app shortcuts (for example, in the Reaper DAW app). In general
it's a good idea for global shortcuts to use the Meta key to avoid
these kinds of conflicts since apps typically don't use the Meta key
for their own shortcuts. Other axis shortcuts set by KWin components
already do this, so let's do the same thing here.
BUG: 466915
FIXED-IN: 6.0
While the documentation is not clear, it seems that preedit_cursor is
always required for every preedit_string event. Send preedit_cursor for
the preedit_string event we generate upon commit_string.
Scene used to use the clip region as is even if the window is
transformed. That's no longer the case, so stop mutating the clip region
in favor of a more declarative approach to handling window painting.
In order to work around hardware and drivers that aren't capable of applying
a LUT, calculate a per-channel factor for brightness and color temperature
modification. While this ignores color calibration, this makes night color
work until a proper shader based color pipeline is implemented.
BUG: 455720
The ShortcutHandler type provides scripts QML idiomatic way to register
global shortcuts.
There's one caveat about this API though. Since KGlobalAccel does not
allow to change the shortcut by repeating KGlobalAccel::setShortcut(),
the ShortcutHandler requires the default shortcut to be set before it's
constructed.
QFutureInterface is technically internal Qt API and the screenshot uses
it solely because we knew that there won't be any future Qt 5 releases
and it won't be removed in 5.15 patch releases.
In Qt 6, we have proper public API. Unlike QFutureInterface, QPromise is
not copyable, therefore this change also ports some parts of the screenshot
effect from QVector, which uses copy-on-write, to std::vector.
This change removes the window argument to make window signals more
consistent. If you need the window, either use QObject::sender() or
capture it using a lambda.
The outputs already present upon workspace setup wouldn't signal. This
was easily triggered running a standalone kwin session on a tty, it
would manifest with the touchscreen not working complaining that it
didn't have an output assigned yet.
BUG: 466721
When grouping windows by app, the TabBox code uses the on-progress
client list as it is getting constructed to decided whether to add
a new window or not.
So instead of a local variable to construct the client list, let's
use a member one and expose it on the `clientList()` getter.
Amends commit: e89c09a62e
The internal window doesn't gravitate the geometry during interactive
resize so it can produce unexpected results when dragging the top-left
window corner.
Most screenshot tools provide some way to capture the entire workspace.
Currently, the way to achieve that is to compute the workspace geometry
yourself and use CaptureArea. It's inconvenient and it's also racy.
This change introduces CaptureWorkspace to provide screenshot tools
slightly nicer API to capture the entire workspace.
