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<vyivel> what are compositors expected to do with high-resolution discrete scrolling and clients which don't support it?
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<vyivel> specifically, a) clients which support axis_discrete but not axis_value120 and b) clients which support neither
<vyivel> for a) i presume the compositor should accumulate the high-res events until ±120; until then, no axis events are produced
<vyivel> what about b)? accumulate as well (but without sending axis_discrete), or send axis as is?
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<zzag> vyivel: a) send axis_discrete
<zzag> b) neither event
<zzag> a) yes, the compositor would accumlate v120 delta values until it reaches certain threshold value (+- multiple of 120)
<vyivel> zzag: i'm interested in "hi-res scrolling + client without axis_discrete support" behavior
<vyivel> should the compositor accumulate deltas in this case, even if the client doesn't know about discrete scrolling?
<vyivel> if yes, that feels like artificially lowering precision
<vyivel> if no, older clients will have better scrolling precision (`axis`) than the clients which support axis_discrete but not axis_value120
<vyivel> not sure which is better
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<wlb> weston Merge request !331 closed (Minor improvements to screenshot (protocol/client/server))
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<wlb> wayland Issue #307 opened by () [Regression] Rapid LayerSurface updates can crash libwayland in 1.21.0 release https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/wayland/wayland/-/issues/307
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<i509VCB> Shouldn't `single-pixel-buffer` be named `wp-single-pixel-buffer` per one of the interface names? Or is the ext/wp/xdg namespace being phased out?
<i509VCB> *per one of the interface names containing a "wp_" prefix
<i509VCB> yes I understand it is wp, I looked at the protocol xml. The confusion I have is that we have "ext-session-lock", "drm-lease", "single-pixel-buffer", "xdg-activation" in staging. Is it intended that the toplevel folders inside "staging" are prefixed with their namespace or is there a rule about the "wp" namespace not needing such a thing?
<kennylevinsen> It's strictly speaking the interface that has the prefix, not the protocol, but that's the same for viewporter.
<i509VCB> so session lock is the odd one out regarding naming then?
<kennylevinsen> So far the trend is that non-wp ones do not have prefix in their protocol name, while all have prefix in their interface name. See stable and unstable folders for more protocol examples.
<kennylevinsen> so xdg- and ext- ones have their prefix in their protocol name, wp- does not.
<i509VCB> ah ok
<i509VCB> I see
<ifreund> no, there's no good reason for this afaik
<ifreund> and I don't think the protocol name even matters really, it's not used anywhere in the generated code
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