WPEPlatform – 2.0

List of supported DMA-BUF buffer formats.

A screen sync observer.

This class stores settings for the WPE platform.

A gesture controller.

A WPEView accessible interface.

Helper type to build a WPEBufferDMABufFormats.

Boxed type representing a RGBA color.

Boxed type representing a DRM device.

Range of text in an preedit string to be shown underlined.

A WPEKeymapEntry is a map entry retrurned by wpe_keymap_get_entries_for_keyval().

Boxed type representing a rectangle with integer coordinates.

Enum values to indicate the best usage of a WPEBufferDMABufFormat.

The type of a WPEEvent.

Available axis in a WPEGamepad.

Available buttons in a WPEGamepad.

Describes primary purpose of the input widget.

The type of a device input source.

Enum with the supported pixel formats for memory buffers.

WPE_SETTINGS_HINTING_STYLE_NONE WPE_SETTINGS_HINTING_STYLE_SLIGHT WPE_SETTINGS_HINTING_STYLE_MEDIUM WPE_SETTINGS_HINTING_STYLE_FULL.

Indicates the source of a settings change.

WPE_SETTINGS_SUBPIXEL_LAYOUT_RGB WPE_SETTINGS_SUBPIXEL_LAYOUT_BGR WPE_SETTINGS_SUBPIXEL_LAYOUT_VRGB WPE_SETTINGS_SUBPIXEL_LAYOUT_VBGR.

Describes hints that might be taken into account by input methods or applications.

Flags to indicate the state of modifier keys and pointer buttons.

The current state of a WPEToplevel.

WPEBuffer errors.

WPEDisplay errors.

EGL errors.

WPESettings errors.

WPEView errors.

Function passed to wpe_screen_sync_observer_add() to be called on every WPEScreen sync.

A function used by wpe_toplevel_foreach_view().

Convert from a WPE key symbol to the corresponding Unicode character.

Returns the major version number of the WPE platform library. (e.g. in WPEPlatform version 1.8.3 this is 1.)

Returns the micro version number of the WPE platform library. (e.g. in WPEPlatform version 1.8.3 this is 3.)

Returns the minor version number of the WPE platform library. (e.g. in WPEPlatform version 1.8.3 this is 8.)

Convert from a Unicode character to a key symbol.

Check the version of WPE platform header files at compile time.

The middle button.

The primary button. This is typically the left mouse button, or the right button in a left-handed setup.

The secondary button. This is typically the right mouse button, or the left button in a left-handed setup.