Only call wl_surface_commit() after a resize when the correct size buffer is
attached to the surface. This is ensured by setting a flag on the window that prevents
all surface commits till it is cleared. The flag is cleared at next
eglSwapBuffers().
I dont actually understand if this guarantees that the
buffer size is always correct. For example, if the back buffer is
latched when wl_egl_resize_window() is called, the backbuffer will be
correct only after two swaps (I think). Or maybe the old back buffer is
discarded, I cant find any documentation about it.
All I can say is that doing it this way seems to fix the issue.
Thanks to @jadahl for his help with tracking down the root cause.
Fixes#4802
The problem was that on Wayland if the buffer contains pixels with alpha
< 1 they are blended with something, even if the window is opaque. Under
mutter that something was the previous frame, under sway it was the
background/whatever is under the window.
So when blending the tint color, use a blend mode that results in opaque
pixels.
Fixes#5605
I haven't looked deeply, but this looked to be a simple typo unless it's checking one both times because of a type invariant. If that is the case, and the check is correct, then a comment and/or code refactoring to call attention to this would likely be a good idea.
1) Dont use deprecated code
2) Always set the dock icon on startup as the dock icon doesnt change
till the dock is restarted
3) Update the app icon automatically if the mtime on the custom icon in
the config dir is newer than the mtime of the sentinel file apple
puts inside the application bundle to indicate it has a custom icon
Earlier we were only swapping buffers when ready to draw, but the
Wayland protocol requires the attached buffer to be a multiple of the
scale. We cannot guarantee an application side swap will be triggered
before the next commit, so instead we blank the new buffer swap it in
the GLFW backend itself.
Fixes#5467
Kovid Goyal
ms-test
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