This is trivial to support and allows basic customization without
running a layer-shell program such as swaybg. This is especially useful
in low memory situations.
river is not a library and passing a general purpose allocators around
everywhere does not make sense and leads to ugly code. This does not
prevent us from using local arenas if they are fitting.
Add an output arg to the success event on the callback. This allows for
implementing commands that return values, which are planned.
Replace the array of null terminated strings with a series of requests
each adding a single string to the args array. This is more idiomatic
wayland.
Add a seat argument to the run_command request to allow for proper
multi-seat support in the future.
Add missing destructor request.
- wait until map to send tiled state
- only set toplevels with no parent to tiled (toplevels with a parent
are generally popup-like things such as a file chooser or yes/no prompt)
- track dimesions and offset of the surface and take offset into account
for rendering.
This means that floating views can be (partially) obscured by normal
views if they are low in the stack, and that the "full" layout will
work a little nicer as the focused view is always the top rendered.
This implementation is far simpler than c0d7e71 as it takes advantage of
wlroots's tracking of pending state.
Additionally, we now send frame done events if a view that we are
configuring commits with the wrong dimensions. This is necessary in
order to trigger a redraw for some clients as well as being a more
correct implementation of the protocol.
