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BUG: 454912
(cherry picked from commit 34e7c90c)

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If the property is set, the compositor will try to put the window on the
given output. If not set, the compositer will decide where to put the
window (usually the active output). The motivation for this change is the
ability for KRunner to always appear on the active output.

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When a compositor has no outputs listed Qt creates a dummy placeholder
QScreen object that does not represent a wl_output.

This should still be fixed in the clients to not create a view, it's
wasteful and probably will still have plenty of other bugs, hence the
giant warning, but it's still worth guarding.

CCBUG: 439096

("we have disabled the C and C++ specific compiler extensions.")

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Vlad Zahorodnii authored Apr 20, 2021 and Aleix Pol Gonzalez committed Apr 20, 2021

This is to ensure that the QWaylandLayerShell will be eventually
destroyed.

Vlad Zahorodnii authored Apr 20, 2021 and Aleix Pol Gonzalez committed Apr 20, 2021

The dynamically allocated QtWayland::zwlr_layer_shell_v1 object in
QWaylandLayerShellIntegration::registryLayer() isn't deleted anywhere.

This is to make the compiler happier.

Otherwise the build fails with missing xkbcommon headers

This is needed if we are not anchoring to the full screen

In the current implementation we cannot use a LayerShellQt before the
shell surface is created.

At the moment a shell surface is created, the constructor is run and
then QtWayland commits the current state. This means the compositor
configures the window before a client has any chance to set anchors or
margins.

This works whilst we're just being a simple fullscreen window, but won't
scale for plasmashell in the future.

This patch makes LayerShellQt::Window always creatable, and we can set
and cache properties before the platform window is created, just like
one can on QWindow and XDGShell properties.

This also makes it less potentially crashy as ::get always returns a
valid result, and
sets up the public API to be QML-able as an attached property in future.

Co-authored on Aleix's patch for the unit test

In the current implementation we cannot use a LayerShellQt before the
shell surface is created.

At the moment a shell surface is created, the constructor is run and
then QtWayland commits the current state. This means the compositor
configures the window before a client has any chance to set anchors or
margins.

This works whilst we're just being a simple fullscreen window, but won't
scale for plasmashell in the future.

This patch makes LayerShellQt::Window always creatable, and we can set
and cache properties before the platform window is created, just like
one can on QWindow and XDGShell properties.

This also makes it less potentially crashy as ::get always returns a
valid result, and
sets up the public API to be QML-able as an attached property in future.

Co-authored on Aleix's patch for the unit test

The destructor request was added in version 3.

The set_layer request allows to move a surface to another layer after
creating it.

Both for the project and for it to ignore .kdev4 files.

This way "reuse lint" outputs clean