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enlightenment/src/protocol/session-recovery.xml

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e_comp_wl: follow wayland session recovery namning change from efl. Align out extension naming with other unstable wayland protocols. No functional change, just rename.
8 years ago
<protocol name="e_session_recovery">
session_recovery: Add wayland extension protocol prototype for session recovery Like with all other wayland protocols I add the files generated with wayland scanner here. Also the xml so we have the source around for updating and modifications. We might want to think about wayland-scanner support in our build system but this works for now. The protocol prototype is hold simple and does only have a uuid signal and provide call to handle the uuid assignment from compositor to app and app providing its uuid if present already.
8 years ago
e_comp_wl: follow wayland session recovery namning change from efl. Align out extension naming with other unstable wayland protocols. No functional change, just rename.
8 years ago
<interface name="zwp_e_session_recovery" version="1">
session_recovery: Add wayland extension protocol prototype for session recovery Like with all other wayland protocols I add the files generated with wayland scanner here. Also the xml so we have the source around for updating and modifications. We might want to think about wayland-scanner support in our build system but this works for now. The protocol prototype is hold simple and does only have a uuid signal and provide call to handle the uuid assignment from compositor to app and app providing its uuid if present already.
8 years ago
<request name="provide_uuid">
<arg name="uuid" type="string"/>
</request>
<event name="uuid">
<arg name="uuid" type="string"/>
</event>
</interface>
</protocol>