Ideally pointer should be seperate from touch, but this should match how
Iced handles input in normal winit windows.
d475ae5b45/winit/src/window/state.rs (L165-L170)
With this, touch input for applets seems to work as expected in general.
This reverts commit 15547dec8f83af1ea6dbed1964302400fc17c257 from
https://github.com/pop-os/iced/pull/227.
This is causing issues in `cosmic-workspaces`. It seems I didn't test it
properly outside the examples here... and this misinterpreted exactly
what the (undocumented) `viewport` argument means (Iced's `image` widget also
needed a fix to handle viewports properly since our fork:
https://github.com/iced-rs/iced/pull/2752).
It should be possible to fix, but revert for now.
Test scrolling. Single color buffers in `sctk_subsurface` aren't good
for comparing it, and `sctk_subsurface_gst` isn't working on latest gst
with explicit sync (and AppSync isn't accepting the dmabuf when I try to
modify it.)
Fixes https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-workspaces-epoch/issues/143.
The way some events are converted to `WindowEvent`s in `pointer_frame`
but motion is handled in `SctkEvent::process` seems a little cluttered
at the moment, I guess from how this code was ported to be part of
iced-winit instead of separate. But as I understand, the code handling
`PointerEventKind::Enter` in `SctkEvent::enter` wasn't being called, so
that can be replaced with the new code here that sets the logical cursor
position.
This adds a padding field to the scrollbar, which adds padding at the start and end of scrollbars, without affecting the scrollable. This enables the scrollable to use the full height/width of a container where it would otherwise be visually restricted by scrollbar placement (e.g. due to rounded corners).
Also adds methods for changing scrollbar/scroller width, allowing to match defaults to upstream, while making required changes in libcosmic.
`place_above` moves the subsurface within the stack of subsurfaces, so
calling it for all previous surfaces is wrong.
We also need to use the `z` from `view_subsurfaces` if this is called
before `attach_and_commit`, or an old value will be used.
Use `Icon::Surface` instead of `Icon::Buffer`, so we can then create
subsurfaces of the `wl_surface`.
Using `.screenshot()` then copying to an shm buffer is suboptimal, but
this does seem overall better than with the older Iced version when a
drag surface didn't appear until a Vulkan surface could be created for
it.
This re-uses `Connection` in the platform-specific code, instead of
creating from display handle on each call.
In an earlier version, this took a `WlBuffer`, so the width/height
arguments were needed. But since using the same `wl_buffer` multiple
times conflicted with `release` handling we instead accept
`SubsurfaceBuffer`, which stores the same height/width.
