Chromium aura shell

Instantiate an interface extension for the given wl_surface to provide aura shell functionality. If the given wl_surface is not associated with a shell surface, the shell_surface_missing protocol error is raised.

Instantiate an interface extension for the given wl_output to provide aura shell functionality.

[Deprecated] Informs the server that when submitting surfaces, this client will not use wl_surface_set_buffer_scale to report the scales, nor will it apply scale via vp_viewporter. Instead the server should apply an appropriate scale transform to have the submitted buffers composited correctly.

Retrieve the aura toplevel interface for a given xdg toplevel interface

Retrieve the aura popup interface for the given xdg popup interface

Using this request a client can tell the server that it is not going to use the zaura_shell object anymore. This does not affect any other objects.

This is named "release" because "destroy" is a special named function used for freeing wl_proxy objects. Naming it "destroy" will cause marshalling errors when running on lower versioned hosts. All "release" requests here should be renamed to "destroy" if we move to aura-shell v2.

Sends the layout_mode used by the server.

Sends a monorail ID of a bug fixed on the exo server that clients can use to gate functionality.

Notifies when there is a change in global desks state. This is emitted on desk name changes, desk addition/removal or desks are reordered. "desk_names" argument contains the set of null terminated strings as names of desks.

Notifies when there is a change of the active desk.

Notifies client that the activated surface changed.

Notifies client that the server has entered overview mode. Overview mode displays all app windows associated with the current desk for the user.

Notifies client that the server has exited overview mode.

Sends the Exo compositor version information.

Notifies client that all the IDs of a bug fixed on the exo server is sent. Bug fix ids are sent via `bug_fix` events which sends ids one by one, not an array. This event is used to confirm all ids are sent.

Sends the radius of each corner of the window to the clients in dips.

Specifies the server's window layout mode.

[Deprecated] Suggests a surface should use a specific frame. Deprecated since M105. See the set_decoration method on zaura_toplevel and zaura_popup.

Set the "parent" of this surface. "x" and "y" arguments specify the initial position for surface relative to parent.

Set the frame colors. This must be set before the initial commit first, otherwise the subsequent request may not be fulfilled.

Set the startup ID.

Set the application ID.

Deprecated. Please use set_client_surface_str_id instead. Set the identifier of the surface assigned by the client.

Sets occlusion tracking on this surface. The client will be updated with a new occlusion fraction when the amount of occlusion of this surface changes.

Unsets occlusion tracking for this surface.

[Deprecated] Make this the active window. This usually implies something like restacking this surface to the foreground. The compositor is free to ignore this request if it deems the client to be misbehaving. Typically this request will only be honoured in response to some user driven event, such as executing an application or opening a file in a window that already exists.

Draw attention to this surface in a way that does not change the user's focus. This usually means animating window decorations or taskbar icons. The compositor can still ignore this request if it deems fit, but unlike draw_focus, these requests are expected to come from background tasks, and are more likely to be honoured.

[Deprecated] Use the set_fullscreen_mode in the toplevel interface. Suggests how the windowing system should behave if this surface were to go fullscreen. Does not make the surface fullscreen.

Typically the default mode is "immersive".

Set the identifier of the surface assigned by the client.

Suggests a surface to have client-side decoration, but server-side decides when and where to start the resize. The server may also apply visual effects to indicate that the resize operation is ongoing.

[Deprecated] Use intent_to_snap on zaura_toplevel. Notify (or inform) the server the client's intent to snap the window. To inform it's no longer willing to snap, send 'none'.

[Deprecated] Use set_snap_primary on zaura_toplevel. Request that surface is snapped to the left.

[Deprecated] Use set_snap_secondary on zaura_toplevel. Request that surface is snapped to the right.

[Deprecated] Use unset_snap on zaura_toplevel. Request that surface resets snapping.

Set window session id to the surface.

Sets that the surface can go back as per its navigation list. This allows the server to react to by minimizing the window upon a system wide back gesture.

Unsets that the surface can go back as per its navigation list. See above.

Requests that the surface is set to Picture-in-Picture (PIP).

Requests that the surface is unset from Picture-in-Picture (PIP).

Sets the aspect ratio of the surface.

If |index| equals -1, requests that the server toggles whether client is visible on all workspaces. If |index| is not -1, requests that the server moves the client to the desk at |index|.

If |initial_workspace| equals '-1', a window is restored and visible on all workspaces, Otherwise, set the initial workspace to restore the window to the corresponding workspace. This is not double buffered and must be set before attaching a buffer.

Requests that a window is pinned which means that the system does not allow the user to leave the window until an exit criteria is met.

This is a request to get the window pinned so that the user cannot get to any other window / application. There are two modes: A. trusted is 0 - which is slightly less restrictive and allows the user to get out of the window by a predefined way of authentication. B. trusted is not 0 in which case a trusted application was locking down the system and needs to unlock. This is used for e.g. School tests.

Requests that the user can leave a previously pinned window.

This is a request to unpin a previously pinned window. It does not matter if the window was locked with the trusted state or not.

Destroy the zaura_surface object. A client should destroy this object when the role is unmapped from a wl_surface.

See zaura_shell.release for destructor naming.

Show tooltip on server side. `x` and `y` specifies the location of tooltip in surface local coordinates. `hide_delay` and `show_delay` specify the time to wait until showing/hiding tooltip. The unit is millisecond.

Hide tooltip created by the same client on server side. This may be called even when there is no tooltip window to hide.

Set accessibility window ID to the surface. A negative number removes the existing accessibility ID from the surface.

Notifies when there is a change in the amount this surface is occluded. The occlusion update is sent as a fixed point number from 0 to 1, representing the proportion of occlusion.

Notifies the client to lock window in normal or restore state. When window is locked, the window frame should look like it is in restored state, but actually isn't. Locking happends while dragging a maximized window.

Notifies the client to unlock window if it is previously locked. Unlocking happends while dragging a maximized window.

Notifies the client that the occlusion state of a window has changed. Clients will only receive these messages if they previously request occlusion tracking via set_occlusion_tracking for a particular surface.

Notifies when there is a change in the desk state of a window. This is emitted when a window is moved to another desk or when its assigned-to-all-desks state changes.

Informs the client to start throttling on the surface.

Informs the client to end throttling on the surface.

Informs the client that the tooltip is shown with states. `x` and `y` specifies the location of tooltip in surface local coordinates.

Informs the client that the tooltip is hidden.

Frame types that can be used to decorate a surface.

Enum describing why an occlusion change happened. An occlusion change as a result of a user action could include things like the user moving a window, changing occlusion, or opening/closing a window, changing the occlusion.

[Deprecated] Possible windowing system behaviors if this surface were to go fullscreen.

Surface snap directions.

Describes the occlusion state of a surface.

Describes what triggered tooltip

Destroy this zaura_shell object.

Destroying a bound zaura_shell object while there are zaura_surfaces still alive created by this zaura_shell object instance is illegal and will result in a protocol error.

See zaura_shell.release for destructor naming.

The scale event describes an available scale for the output.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and there will always be one scale, the current scale. The event is sent again if an output changes scale, for the scale that is now current. In other words, the current scale is always the last scale that was received with the current flag set.

The connection event describes how the output is connected.

The event is sent when binding to the output object.

This event describes the device specific scale factor for the output.

The device specific scale factor is not expected the change during the lifetime of the output. And it is not limited to an integer value like the scale factor provided by wl_output interface. The exact contents scale used by the compositor can be determined by combining this device scale factor with the current output scale.

The event is sent when binding to the output object.

This event describes the insets for the output in logical screen coordinates, from which the work area can be calculated.

This event is sent before wl_output.done, after which the client would apply the change.

This event describes the logical transform for the output. Whereas wl_output.geometry's transform corresponds to the display's panel rotation, the logical transform corresponds to the display's logical rotation.

This event is sent before wl_output.done, after which the client would apply the change.

This event describes the 64bit display id assigned to each display by ChromeOS. The value is opaque and should not be interpreted.

Notifies that this output is now active output. It is typically used as a target when a new window is created without specific bounds.

These flags describe properties of an output scale. They are used in the flags bitfield of the scale event.

Request a specific orientation behavior when this surface is in fullscreen.

Informs the server that when submitting this surface, this client will not use wl_surface_set_buffer_scale to report the scales, nor will it apply scale via vp_viewporter. Instead the server should apply an appropriate scale transform for the submitted buffers to be composited correctly.

Requesting this will enable screen coordinates in surfaces associated with aura_toplevel including sub surfaces and popup windows who added this toplevel as a parent. This should be set before first commit.

Request a new location and bounds of the surface in DP screen coordinates. The size will be applied to visible bounds used in set_geometry. The output is a hint for the compositor to determine which output the window should move to. If the output is null, the compositor should make decision solely by the given bounds. These parameters are just a request and the compositor may ignore, adjust the size and position based on the rule imposed by the window manager, or may preserve it for future operations. For example, the compositor will not allow a position outside of the output, or the compositor may just store it if the toplevel surface is in maximiezd state, and may use it upon unmaximized.

Request session id and restore id of a newly created browser window. Set the information used by compositor to restore the toplevel surface state, such as window position, window state, upon creation. This is not double buffered and must be set before sending first commit.

Requests that the toplevel surface should become a system modal. The compositor will prevent other windows from receiving events. If there are multiple system modal surfaces, the compositor will decide which one to receive events.

Requests that the system modal state of the toplevel surface will be unset. The compositor will then allow other windows to recieve events.

Request session id and restore id of the window. Set the information used by compositor to restore the toplevel surface state, such as window position, window state, upon creation. This is not double buffered and must be set before sending first commit. This is different from set_restore_info, used for clients that create multiple windows associated with restore_id_source.

Clients are allowed to request a particular decoration for a zaura_toplevel. The server is not required to honor this request. See decoration_type for available options. This must be set before the initial commit first, otherwise the subsequent request may not be fulfilled. Available since M105.

Destroy this zaura_toplevel object. A client should call destroy when the role is unmapped from a wl_surface.

See zaura_shell.release for destructor naming.

[Deprecated] Use set_float_to_location. This is a request to place the surface above others.

Request that the surface resets floating.

Sets the z order for a toplevel surface. See z_order_level for available options.

Request a new location for the surface in device-independent pixels (DPs), relative to the top-left corner of the given output.

A null output means whichever output currently contains the surface.

These parameters are just a request and the compositor may ignore them, adjust them due to rules imposed by the window manager, or preserve them for future operations. For example, the compositor will not allow a position outside of the output; or the compositor may just store it if the toplevel surface is in maximized state, and may use it upon unmaximize.

Activates this window. This is equivalent to bringing the window to the foreground. The compositor is free to ignore this request if it deems the client to be misbehaving.

Deactivates this window. This is equivalent to requesting that the window not be the foreground window. The exact behavior is compositor-defined. The compositor is free to ignore this request if it deems the client to be misbehaving.

Suggests how the windowing manager should behave if this surface were to go fullscreen. Does not make the surface fullscreen.

In precise, if the surface is not in fullscreen yet, switching the mode does not have immediate impact from the client side perspective, but will change the behavior when making the surface fullscreen is requested next time. If the surface is already in fullscreen, then this request has an immediate impact to switch the fullscreen mode between plan and immersive.

The client has a 32-bit float scale factor that is associated with each zaura toplevel. This scale factor must be propagated exactly to exo. To do so we reinterpret_cast into a 32-bit uint and later cast back into a float. This is because wayland does not support native transport of floats. As different CPU architectures may use different endian representations for IEEE 754 floats, this protocol implicitly assumes that the caller and receiver are the same machine. To avoid redundant messages, this request needs to only be called once when the zaura toplevel scale factor changes. This is double buffered state and will be applied in the next commit.

Request that surface is snapped to the left or top if primary layout, right or bottom otherwise.

Request that surface is snapped to the right or bottom if primary layout, left or top otherwise.

Notify (or inform) the server the client's intent to snap the window. To inform it's no longer willing to snap, send 'none'.

Request that window unsets snapping.

Request the persistable status of a window. Sets the persistable status of the window in its window properties. Should be called before first commit.

Sets the shape of the toplevel window in DP. Passing NULL will reset the shape of the window.

This should be used only in support of the existing (deprecated) Chrome Apps SetShape API and not for any other purpose.

Sets the top inset to the surface. This represents the header height and should be non negative.

If the focus has been successfully rotated between UI elements inside surface, client replies with 'handled'. If the focus didn't rotate, the client reply with 'not_handled'. A server may use this to move the focus to next focusable surface.

Note that a delay in processing in the client could result in stale acks received by the server.

Hints to the window manager that the toplevel surface can be maximized.

Hints to the window manager that the toplevel surface should not be maximized. Note that the window manager might still request the client to be maximized. In such an event, the client should respect the window manager's request and maximize. It may unset the maximized state afterwards.

Hints to the window manager that the toplevel surface can enter fullscreen.

Hints to the window manager that the toplevel surface should not be enter fullscreen. Note that the window manager might still request the client enter fullscreen. In such an event, the client should respect the window manager's request and enter fullscreen. It may exit fullscreen afterwards.

This is a request to place the surface above others.

The client specifies the radius of each corner to be applied to the window in DPs (device independent pixels).

The window radius is double buffered, and will be applied at the time wl_surface.commit of the corresponding wl_surface is called.

Note: Rounded corner radii affects the wl_surface tree, including subsurfaces. Once this protocol is called, surfaces cannot set their own rounded corner bounds because rounded window bounds will be applied to the whole surface tree.

The client specifies the radius of each corner to be applied to the shadow associated with the aura toplevel surface in device independent pixels (DPs).

The shadow radius is double buffered, and will be applied at the time wl_surface.commit of the corresponding wl_surface is called.

A configuration change that also includes the window origin in screen coordinates.

A notification sent when the window origin has changed. Unlike a configure, this does not imply the client needs to resize. The values are in screen coordinates.

Sets the raster scale of this window. This should be called during a configure event sequence. To do so we reinterpret_cast into a 32-bit uint and later cast back into a float. This is because wayland does not support native transport of floats. As different CPU architectures may use different endian representations for IEEE 754 floats, this protocol implicitly assumes that the caller and receiver are the same machine.

Rotates focus within the toplevel window. The window must sort its focusable view into a stable and linearly traversable order. Prior to rotating focus, the surface should already be activated and have keyboard focus. If the surface has not been activated or does not have keyboard focus, the server should first activate and enter keyboard focus for the window. An example of event order could be:

1. activate surface 2. enter keyboard focus 3. rotate focus

If the window is not activated or does not have keyboard focus, the client should respond with a "not handled" and not perform any operation.

To start a new series rotation, the server will set the "restart" arg to true. If the "restart" arg is set to true, the window should set the focus on the first UI element for the given direction and not perform any rotation.

The client should respond with whether the rotation was successful via the "handled" field in the "ack_rotate_focus" request. The client should pass on the event serial and direction within the ack message.

The window is being shown in overview mode. Note that this is different than shell overview state, as not all windows will be part of the overview grid.

Sets the occlusion state of this window. This should be called during a configure event sequence. This is used when the occlusion state needs to be set as a synchronized operation, compared to occlusion_state_changed, which is not synchronized. For example, this can be used to mark a window as hidden so it can discard resources. When making it visible again, it may need some time to recreate its buffers, which is why this operation needs to be synchronized.

Defines orientation request when a surface is in fullscreen.

The states that are contained here are supplemental to the states defined in the XDG shell and specific aura windows.

Decoration types are used to modify the surface (e.g. drop shadow).

Different z order levels that are used to set the z order for a toplevel surface.

Possible windowing system behaviors if this surface were to go fullscreen.

Window snap directions.

Binary enum maps to boolean, describes whether or not a value is persistable.

Possible start locations if a surface gets floated.

Binary enum maps to boolean, describes whether or not a value is in overview.

Informs the server that when submitting this surface, this client will not use wl_surface_set_buffer_scale to report the scales, nor will it apply scale via vp_viewporter. Instead the server should apply an appropriate scale transform for the submitted buffers to be composited correctly.

Clients are allowed to request a particular decoration for a zaura_toplevel. The server is not required to honor this request. See decoration_type for available options. Available since M105.

Set popup type to menu

This request destroys the zaura_popup. A client should call destroy when the role is unmapped from a wl_surface.

See zaura_shell.release for destructor naming.

The client has a 32-bit float scale factor that is associated with each zaura popup. This scale factor must be propagated exactly to exo. To do so we reinterpret_cast into a 32-bit uint and later cast back into a float. This is because wayland does not support native transport of floats. As different CPU architectures may use different endian representations for IEEE 754 floats, this protocol implicitly assumes that the caller and receiver are the same machine. To avoid redundant messages, this request needs to only be called once when the zaura popup's scale factor changes.

Decoration types are used to modify the surface (e.g. drop shadow).

This event is sent after all relevant properties of a zaura_output_manager for a given wl_output have been sent.

This event describes the 64bit display id assigned to each display by ChromeOS. The value is opaque and should not be interpreted.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

The position event describes the location of the wl_output within the global compositor space.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

The logical_size event describes the logical size of the output in the global compositor space.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

The physical resolution of the display in pixels. The value should not include any overscan insets or display rotation, except for any panel orientation adjustment.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

This event describes the insets for the output in logical screen coordinates, from which the work area can be calculated.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

The scale factor of the output device. We reinterpret_cast the float scale factor into a 32-bit uint and later cast back into a float. This is because wayland does not support native transport of floats. As different CPU architectures may use different endian representations for IEEE 754 floats, this protocol implicitly assumes that the caller and receiver are the same machine.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

This event describes the logical transform for the output. Whereas panel transform corresponds to the display's panel rotation, the logical transform corresponds to the display's logical rotation.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

This event describes the panel transform for the output, which is the associated display's panel rotation.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

The name is a UTF-8 string with no convention defined for its contents.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

The description is a UTF-8 string with no convention defined for its contents.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.

Notifies that this output is now active output. It is typically used as a target when a new window is created without specific bounds.

This event describes the overscan insets for the output in physical pixels.

The event is sent when binding to the output object and subsequently as output state changes.