& modifier change(s). Also, add patches from Rob Bradford
<rob@linux.intel.com> for basic support for setting wayland cursor:
From c5d9094f4792bf7375c216682947de334002cdad Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Rob Bradford <rob@linux.intel.com>
Date: Tue, 29 May 2012 16:35:01 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Ecore_Wayland: Add basic support for setting the cursor
* Add api to the ecore_wl_input_ namespace to allow setting the buffer
to use
for the pointer and for loading a named cursor from a cursor theme.
Under the
Wayland protocol the cursor is associated with the input device.
* Add helper functions to ecore_wl_window to set the cursor based on the
active pointer input device for the window.
* Load the cursor theme when the SHM interface is ready and provide an
API
call to provide a wl_cursor for a given name.
* Add API to restore to the default cursor and then use that when the
pointer
enters the surface to ensure compliance with the Wayland protocol.
Cheers :)
SVN revision: 71734
dns.c is the work of William Ahern (http://25thandclement.com/~william/projects/dns.c.html) and has been in development for ~4 years.
it has zero documentation, no examples, and no comments: I'm pretty sure he's an EFL developer in disguise.
this new resolver is roughly 10-12% faster than c-ares, will never randomly break, requires no external libraries, and is much simpler on the efl side.
by default, dns.c resolution is enabled any time ipv6 support is detected and c-ares support is not requested;
it should work on all platforms (wink wink vtorri), but it has no way of disabling ipv6 (someone can go through dns.c/h and do that if they feel so inclined)
SVN revision: 71690
ecore_x is calling XKeycodeToKeysym from xlib, but this function has issues. It
has been deprecated 6 months ago in X.org and it is suggested to use
XkbKeycodeToKeysym instead: https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=25732
This commit makes a wrapper function that makes use of XkbKeycodeToKeysym when
possible or fallback to XKeycodeToKeysym otherwise.
SVN revision: 71677
NOTE: VIRTUAL part are almost like rectangle except they don't create any object
on the canvas. This part can't be visible, nor have any color, nor be used as a
clip, nor receive any event.
SVN revision: 71674
This is a list that holds all requests being processed at the moment. It
can be used so that when a new request is added, first we look in this
queue to avoid creating a new request that is the same as the one being
processed right now. If it is already being processed, a new waiter is
added to it, just like when the request was on its original queue.
SVN revision: 71607
slave.
It will now receive errors from the thread callback and call the error
request function, with the respective error type in the message.
SVN revision: 71606
Mike Blumenkrantz
Christopher Michael
Rob Bradford
Tom Hacohen
Jihoon Kim
ChunEon Park
Cedric BAIL
Jerome Pinot
Gustavo Lima Chaves
Daniel Juyung Seo
Rafael Antognolli