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Re: Figuring out how events differ in XCB compared to Xlib: msg#00004freedesktop.xcb
On 8/1/05, Jamey Sharp <jamey-sH+B+fTmh7PR7s880joybQ@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > That's awesome, Travis! Thank you! Thanks. The little bit that I've done so far has been a helpful exercise. I'll write up some more examples and stuff in the next week or so. > To answer one of the questions you posed in the guide so far, "You > can't." The question was "How do you get a Display object given an > XCBConnection object?" Any function that takes only an XCBConnection has > to be a pure XCB function, and so do all the things it calls. (I'm lying > a little bit, in the sense that you could hack around it with a global > hashtable or something. But I certainly wouldn't recommend it.) OK. I've updated that page to say as much. > I just put my slides up in the Publications section, from my talk two > weeks ago. Slide 20 has my recommended porting strategy; would you mind > looking it over? I added a "Big Picture" section to the main XcbPorting page explaining what you mentioned on that slide. I hope I captured what you had in mind. Since I wasn't at the conference, I kinda had to guess about what was between the lines. > Thanks again, Travis, Happy to be apart of the fun :) -- Regards, Travis Spencer
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