Elinor B.
Elinor B.
That's an interesting idea. :) One other drawback though, is that currently the generated struct when using the `dlopen` feature apparently takes a lot of space, see https://github.com/Smithay/wayland-rs/issues/275 Not sure...
> IIUC Wayland also uses XKB for keyboard configuration, thus should have exactly the same mapping here — but then why does it have its own implementation keysym_to_vkey? I guess...
> and maybe @vberger? For what it's worth, I've always been in favor of having clipboard support inside winit. As pointed by @kchibisov, this makes the implementation dramatically simpler to...
I have not precisely reviewed the actual detailed code, but overall these principles get a :+1: from me. --------- There is just one thing I'd like to mitigate (but it's...
NB: This could/should be done using matrix tags, (cc https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-doc/issues/931 which unfortunately has not received much attention) in order to all categories to be available cross-clients.
Tbqh I'd like to know how to do that too. Though my overall feeling is that tokio's design is mostly ill-suited for GUI stuff. Unless I'm misunderstanding your intent? Le...
My understanding of Tokio is that it's mostly geared toward request/response protocols. Actually, future-base designs are well suited for request-response workflows (http, asynchronous computations, etc...) but this seems less obvious...
> However, if I change the mouse cursor theme by editing `$HOME/.icons/default/index.theme` Do you have examples of apps that react to this? That seems like requesting SCTK to randomly watch...
> What about reloading the cursor scheme any time the window gains focus or something like that? Given the current level of abstraction that SCTK is, that would rather be...
> I think ideally SCTK would handle low-level "boring" things like this without application developers having to think about it The API exposed by SCTK is currently not high-level enough...