A monitor stores workspaces. The user can have multiple monitors. More...

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <xcb/randr.h>
#include "monitor.h"
#include "helper.h"
#include "howm.h"
#include "workspace.h"
#include "xcb_help.h"

Functions
monitor_t *	create_monitor (xcb_rectangle_t rect)
	Allocate memory for a monitor and update global state. More...

void	remove_monitor (monitor_t *m)
	Remove a monitor and all of its workspaces. More...

void	focus_monitor (monitor_t *m)
	Set a monitor as the focused monitor. More...

uint32_t	monitor_to_index (const monitor_t *m)
	Find and return a monitor's index in the monitor list. More...

monitor_t *	index_to_monitor (uint32_t index)
	Convert a monitor's index in a monitor list to an index. More...

static void	scan_x11_monitor (void)
	Create a single monitor for use with default X11. More...

static bool	scan_xrandr_monitors (void)
	Detect and initialise monitors for each Xrandr output. More...

static monitor_t *	randr_output_to_monitor (xcb_randr_output_t output)
	Convert an xcb output to a monitor. More...

monitor_t *	point_to_monitor (xcb_point_t point)
	Convert a point to a monitor that it is within. More...

void	scan_monitors (void)
	Initialise a monitor for each supported screen. More...

Detailed Description

A monitor stores workspaces. The user can have multiple monitors.

Author: Harvey Hunt

Date: 2015

Function Documentation

monitor_t* create_monitor ( xcb_rectangle_t rect )

Allocate memory for a monitor and update global state.

Parameters

rect	A rectangle representing the size of the monitor.

Returns: An initialised monitor.

void focus_monitor ( monitor_t * m )

Set a monitor as the focused monitor.

Parameters

m	The monitor to be focused.

monitor_t* index_to_monitor ( uint32_t index )

Convert a monitor's index in a monitor list to an index.

Parameters

index The index to search for.

Returns: The monitor stored at the index of the monitors list.

uint32_t monitor_to_index ( const monitor_t * m )

Find and return a monitor's index in the monitor list.

Parameters

m	The monitor to search for.

Returns: The index of the monitor in the monitor list.

monitor_t* point_to_monitor ( xcb_point_t point )

Convert a point to a monitor that it is within.

Parameters

point The point to be converted to a monitor.

Returns: The monitor containing the point, or NULL.

static monitor_t* randr_output_to_monitor ( xcb_randr_output_t output )

static

Convert an xcb output to a monitor.

Parameters

output The xcb output to be searched for.

Returns: The monitor with an xcb output id matching the param.

void remove_monitor ( monitor_t * m )

Remove a monitor and all of its workspaces.

Parameters

m	The monitor to be removed.

void scan_monitors ( void )

Initialise a monitor for each supported screen.

static void scan_x11_monitor ( void )

static

Create a single monitor for use with default X11.

static bool scan_xrandr_monitors ( void )

static

Detect and initialise monitors for each Xrandr output.

We loop through outputs and then go "backwards" to find their CRTCs. This means we can skip CRTCs with no outputs.

XXX: I was sleep deprived when I wrote this, so I can imagine there being lots of memory leaks etc...

Returns: True if Xrandr is detected and monitors are created.

Functions

Detailed Description

Function Documentation