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 * vlc_vout_window.h: vout_window_t definitions
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 * Copyright (C) 2008 Rémi Denis-Courmont
 * Copyright (C) 2009 Laurent Aimar
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#ifndef VLC_VOUT_WINDOW_H
#define VLC_VOUT_WINDOW_H 1

#include <stdarg.h>
#include <vlc_common.h>

/**
 * \defgroup video_window Video window
 * \ingroup video_output
 * Window management
 *
 * Window management provides a partial abstraction for windowing systems and
 * rendering targets (i.e. "windows"). See \ref vout_window_t.
 *
 * @{
 * \file
 * Window modules interface
 */

struct vout_window_t;
struct wl_display;
struct wl_surface;

/**
 * Window handle type.
 *
 * The window handle type specifies the window system protocol that the
 * window was created with. It determines which members of the
 * vout_window_t::handle and vout_window_t::display unions are defined
 * for the given window.
 *
 * It also establishes some protocol-dependent semantics such as the exact
 * interpretation of the window state (\ref vout_window_state)
 * and the window size.
 */
enum vout_window_type {
    VOUT_WINDOW_TYPE_DUMMY /**< Dummy window (not an actual window) */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_TYPE_XID /**< X11 window */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_TYPE_HWND /**< Win32 or OS/2 window */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_TYPE_NSOBJECT /**< macOS/iOS view */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_TYPE_ANDROID_NATIVE /**< Android native window */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_TYPE_WAYLAND /**< Wayland surface */,
};

/**
 * Window states.
 *
 * Currently, this only handles different window stacking orders.
 * See also \ref vout_window_SetState().
 */
enum vout_window_state {
    VOUT_WINDOW_STATE_NORMAL /**< Normal stacking */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_STATE_ABOVE /**< Stacking above (a.k.a. always on top) */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_STATE_BELOW /**< Stacking below (a.k.a. wall paper mode) */,
};

/**
 * Window mouse event types.
 *
 * This enumeration defines the possible event types
 * vout_window_mouse_event_t::type.
 */
enum vout_window_mouse_event_type {
    VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_MOVED /**< Pointer position change */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_PRESSED /**< Pointer button press or single click */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_RELEASED /**< Pointer button release */,
    VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_DOUBLE_CLICK /**< Double click */,
};

/**
 * Window mouse event.
 *
 * This structure describes a pointer input event on a window.
 */
typedef struct vout_window_mouse_event_t
{
    enum vout_window_mouse_event_type type; /**< Event type. */

    /**
     * Pointer abscissa.
     *
     * The pointer abscissa is relative to the window and expressed in pixels.
     * Abscissa goes from left to right, such that the left-most column is at 0
     * and the right-most column is at width minus one.
     *
     * A negative abscissa refers to pixels to the left of the window, and
     * an abscissa of width or larger refers to pixels to the right.
     *
     * This is only set if @c event equals \ref VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_MOVED.
     */
    int x;

    /**
     * Pointer ordinate.
     *
     * The pointer ordinate is relative to the window and expressed in pixels.
     * Ordinate goes from top to bottom, such that the top-most row is at 0
     * and the bottom-most column is at height minus one.
     *
     * A negative ordinate refers to pixels above the window, and
     * an ordinate of height or larger refers to pixels below the window.
     *
     * This is only set if @c event equals \ref VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_MOVED.
     */
    int y;

    /**
     * Pressed button.
     *
     * See \ref vlc_mouse_button for possible vaules.
     *
     * This is set if @c event does not equal \ref VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_MOVED.
     */
    int button_mask;
} vout_window_mouse_event_t;

/**
 * Window (desired) configuration.
 *
 * This structure describes the intended initial configuration
 * of a \ref vout_window_t.
 */
typedef struct vout_window_cfg_t {
    /**
     * Whether the window should be in full screen mode or not.
     */
    bool is_fullscreen;

    /**
     * Whether the window should have decorations or not.
     */
    bool is_decorated;

#if defined(__APPLE__) || defined(_WIN32)
    /* Window position hint */
    int x;
    int y;
#endif

    /**
     * Intended pixel width of the window.
     */
    unsigned width;

    /**
     * Intended pixel height of the window.
     */
    unsigned height;

} vout_window_cfg_t;

/**
 * Window event callbacks structure.
 *
 * This structure provided to vout_window_New() conveys callbacks to handle
 * window events.
 *
 * As a general rule, the events can occur synchronously or asynchronously from
 * the time that the window is (succesfully) being created by vout_window_New()
 * until the time that the window has been deleted by vout_window_Delete().
 *
 * \warning
 * Also, a window object functions are not reentrant, so the callbacks must not
 * invoke the window object functions.
 * Otherwise a deadlock or infinite recursion may occur.
 */
struct vout_window_callbacks {
    /**
     * Callback for window size changes.
     *
     * This callback function is invoked when the windowing
     * system changes the window size.
     *
     * This event may occur synchronously when the window is created or a size
     * change is requested. It may also occur asynchronously as a consequence
     * of external events from the windowing system, or deferred processing of
     * a size change request.
     */
    void (*resized)(struct vout_window_t *, unsigned width, unsigned height);

    /**
     * Callback for window closing.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) is invoked upon an external request
     * to close the window. Not all windowing systems support this.
     *
     * Soon after this callback, the window should be disabled with
     * vout_window_Disable().
     *
     * \warning Do not disable the window within the callback.
     * That could lead to a dead lock.
     */
    void (*closed)(struct vout_window_t *);

    /**
     * Callback for window state change.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) is invoked when the window state
     * as changed, either as a consequence of vout_window_SetSate() or external
     * events.
     *
     * \bug Many window back-ends fail to invoke this callback when due.
     *
     * \param state new window state (see \ref vout_window_state).
     */
    void (*state_changed)(struct vout_window_t *, unsigned state);

    /**
     * Callback for windowed mode.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) is invoked when the window becomes
     * windowed. It might also occur spuriously if the window remains windowed.
     *
     * \bug Many window back-ends fail to invoke this callback when due.
     */
    void (*windowed)(struct vout_window_t *);

    /**
     * Callback for fullscreen mode.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) is invoked when the window becomes
     * fullscreen, when it changes to a different fullscreen output, or
     * spuriously when the window remains in fullscreen mode.
     *
     * \bug Many window back-ends fail to invoke this callback when due.
     *
     * \param id fullscreen output identifier (NULL if unspecified)
     */
    void (*fullscreened)(struct vout_window_t *, const char *id);

    /**
     * Callback for pointer input events.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) is invoked upon any pointer input
     * event on the window. See \ref vout_window_mouse_event_t.
     *
     * \param mouse pointer to the input event.
     */
    void (*mouse_event)(struct vout_window_t *,
                        const vout_window_mouse_event_t *mouse);

    /**
     * Callback for keyboard input events.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) is invoked upon any keyboard key
     * press event, or repetition event, on the window.
     *
     * \note No events are delivered for keyboard key releases.
     *
     * \param key VLC key code
     */
    void (*keyboard_event)(struct vout_window_t *, unsigned key);

    /**
     * Callback for fullscreen output enumeration.
     *
     * This callback function (if non-NULL) indicates that a fullscreen output
     * becomes available, changes human-readable description, or becomes
     * unavailable.
     *
     * \param id nul-terminated id fullscreen output identifier
     *           (cannot be NULL)
     * \param desc nul-terminated human-readable description,
     *             or NULL if the output has become unavailable
     */
    void (*output_event)(struct vout_window_t *,
                         const char *id, const char *desc);
};

/**
 * Window callbacks and opaque data.
 */
typedef struct vout_window_owner {
    const struct vout_window_callbacks *cbs; /**< Callbacks */
    void *sys; /**< Opaque data / private pointer for callbacks */
} vout_window_owner_t;

/**
 * Window implementation callbacks.
 */
struct vout_window_operations {
    int (*enable)(struct vout_window_t *, const vout_window_cfg_t *);
    void (*disable)(struct vout_window_t *);
    void (*resize)(struct vout_window_t *, unsigned width, unsigned height);

    /**
     * Destroy the window.
     *
     * Destroys the window and releases all associated resources.
     */
    void (*destroy)(struct vout_window_t *);

    void (*set_state)(struct vout_window_t *, unsigned state);
    void (*unset_fullscreen)(struct vout_window_t *);
    void (*set_fullscreen)(struct vout_window_t *, const char *id);
    void (*set_title)(struct vout_window_t *, const char *id);
};

/**
 * Window object.
 *
 * This structure is an abstract interface to the windowing system.
 * The window is normally used to draw video (and subpictures) into, but it
 * can also be used for other purpose (e.g. OpenGL visualization).
 *
 * The window is responsible for providing a window handle, whose exact
 * meaning depends on the windowing system. It also must report some events
 * such as user input (keyboard, mouse) and window resize.
 *
 * Finally, it must support some control requests such as for fullscreen mode.
 */
typedef struct vout_window_t {
    struct vlc_object_t obj;

     /**
      * Window handle type
      *
      * This identified the windowing system and protocol that the window
      * needs to use. This also selects which member of the \ref handle union
      * and the \ref display union are to be set.
      *
      * The possible values are defined in \ref vout_window_type.
      */
    unsigned type;

    /**
     * Window handle (mandatory)
     *
     * This must be filled by the plugin upon succesful vout_window_Enable().
     *
     * Depending on the \ref type above, a different member of this union is
     * used.
     */
    union {
        void     *hwnd;          /**< Win32 window handle */
        uint32_t xid;            /**< X11 windows ID */
        void     *nsobject;      /**< macOS/iOS view object */
        void     *anativewindow; /**< Android native window */
        struct wl_surface *wl;   /**< Wayland surface (client pointer) */
    } handle;

    /** Display server (mandatory)
     *
     * This must be filled by the plugin upon activation.
     *
     * The window handle is relative to the display server. The exact meaning
     * of the display server depends on the window handle type. Not all window
     * handle type provide a display server field.
     */
    union {
        char     *x11; /**< X11 display string (NULL = use default) */
        struct wl_display *wl; /**< Wayland display (client pointer) */
    } display;

    const struct vout_window_operations *ops; /**< operations handled by the
                             window. Once this is set it MUST NOT be changed */

    struct {
        bool has_double_click; /**< Whether double click events are sent,
                                    or need to be emulated */
    } info;

    /* Private place holder for the vout_window_t module (optional)
     *
     * A module is free to use it as it wishes.
     */
    void *sys;

    vout_window_owner_t owner;
} vout_window_t;

/**
 * Creates a new window.
 *
 * This function creates a window, or some other kind of rectangle render
 * target.
 *
 * \param obj parent VLC object
 * \param module plugin name, NULL for default
 * \param owner callbacks and private data
 * \return a new window, or NULL on error.
 */
VLC_API vout_window_t *vout_window_New(vlc_object_t *obj,
                                       const char *module,
                                       const vout_window_owner_t *owner);

/**
 * Deletes a window.
 *
 * This deletes a window created by vout_window_New().
 *
 * \param window window object to delete
 */
VLC_API void vout_window_Delete(vout_window_t *window);

/**
 * Inhibits or deinhibits the screensaver.
 *
 * \param window window in respect to which the screensaver should be inhibited
 *               or deinhibited
 * \param true to inhibit, false to deinhibit
 */
void vout_window_SetInhibition(vout_window_t *window, bool enabled);

/**
 * Requests a new window state.
 *
 * This requests a change of the state of a window from the windowing system.
 * See \ref vout_window_state for possible states.
 *
 * @param window window whose state to change
 * @param state requested state
 */
static inline void vout_window_SetState(vout_window_t *window, unsigned state)
{
    if (window->ops->set_state != NULL)
        window->ops->set_state(window, state);
}

/**
 * Requests a new window size.
 *
 * This requests a change of the window size. In general and unless otherwise
 * stated, the size is expressed in pixels. However, the exact interpretation
 * of the window size depends on the windowing system.
 *
 * There is no return value as the request may be processed asynchronously,
 * ignored and/or modified by the window system. The actual size of the window
 * is determined by the vout_window_callbacks::resized callback function that
 * was supplied to vout_window_New().
 *
 * \note The size is expressed in terms of the "useful" area,
 * i.e. it excludes any side decoration added by the windowing system.
 *
 * \param window window whom a size change is requested for
 * \param width pixel width
 * \param height height width
 */
static inline void vout_window_SetSize(vout_window_t *window,
                                      unsigned width, unsigned height)
{
    if (window->ops->resize != NULL)
        window->ops->resize(window, width, height);
}

/**
 * Requests fullscreen mode.
 *
 * \param window window to be brought to fullscreen mode.
 * \param id nul-terminated output identifier, NULL for default
 */
static inline void vout_window_SetFullScreen(vout_window_t *window,
                                            const char *id)
{
    if (window->ops->set_fullscreen != NULL)
        window->ops->set_fullscreen(window, id);
}

/**
 * Requests windowed mode.
 *
 * \param window window to be brought into windowed mode.
 */
static inline void vout_window_UnsetFullScreen(vout_window_t *window)
{
    if (window->ops->unset_fullscreen != NULL)
        window->ops->unset_fullscreen(window);
}

/**
 * Request a new window title.
 *
 * \param window window to change the title.
 * \param title window title to use.
 */
static inline void vout_window_SetTitle(vout_window_t *window, const char *title)
{
    if (window->ops->set_title != NULL)
        window->ops->set_title(window, title);
}

/**
 * Enables a window.
 *
 * This informs the window provider that the window is about to be taken into
 * active use. A window is always initially disabled. This is so that the
 * window provider can provide a persistent connection to the display server,
 * and track any useful events, such as monitors hotplug.
 *
 * The window handle (vout_window_t.handle) must remain valid and constant
 * while the window is enabled.
 */
VLC_API
int vout_window_Enable(vout_window_t *window, const vout_window_cfg_t *cfg);

/**
 * Disables a window.
 *
 * This informs the window provider that the window is no longer needed.
 *
 * \note
 * The window may be re-enabled later by a call to vout_window_Enable().
 */
VLC_API
void vout_window_Disable(vout_window_t *window);

/**
 * Reports the current window size.
 *
 * This function is called by the window implementation and notifies the owner
 * of the window what the pixel dimensions of the window are (or should be,
 * depending on the windowing system).
 *
 * \note This function is thread-safe. In case of concurrent call, it is
 * undefined which one is taken into account (but at least one is).
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportSize(vout_window_t *window,
                                          unsigned width, unsigned height)
{
    window->owner.cbs->resized(window, width, height);
}

/**
 * Reports a request to close the window.
 *
 * This function is called by the window implementation to advise that the
 * window is being closed externally, and should be disabled by the owner.
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportClose(vout_window_t *window)
{
    if (window->owner.cbs->closed != NULL)
        window->owner.cbs->closed(window);
}

/**
 * Reports the current window state.
 *
 * This function is called by the window implementation to notify the owner of
 * the window that the state of the window changed.
 *
 * \param state \see vout_window_state
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportState(vout_window_t *window,
                                           unsigned state)
{
    if (window->owner.cbs->state_changed != NULL)
        window->owner.cbs->state_changed(window, state);
}

/**
 * Reports that the window is not in full screen.
 *
 * This notifies the owner of the window that the window is windowed, i.e. not
 * in full screen mode.
 */
VLC_API void vout_window_ReportWindowed(vout_window_t *wnd);

/**
 * Reports that the window is in full screen.
 *
 * \param id fullscreen output nul-terminated identifier, NULL for default
 */
VLC_API void vout_window_ReportFullscreen(vout_window_t *wnd, const char *id);

static inline void vout_window_SendMouseEvent(vout_window_t *window,
                                              const vout_window_mouse_event_t *mouse)
{
    if (window->owner.cbs->mouse_event != NULL)
        window->owner.cbs->mouse_event(window, mouse);
}

/**
 * Reports a pointer movement.
 *
 * The mouse position must be expressed in window pixel units.
 * See also \ref vout_window_mouse_event_t.
 *
 * \param window window in focus
 * \param x abscissa
 * \param y ordinate
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportMouseMoved(vout_window_t *window,
                                                int x, int y)
{
    const vout_window_mouse_event_t mouse = {
        VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_MOVED, x, y, 0
    };
    vout_window_SendMouseEvent(window, &mouse);
}

/**
 * Reports a mouse button press.
 *
 * \param window window in focus
 * \param button pressed button (see \ref vlc_mouse_button)
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportMousePressed(vout_window_t *window,
                                                  int button)
{
    const vout_window_mouse_event_t mouse = {
        VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_PRESSED, 0, 0, button,
    };
    vout_window_SendMouseEvent(window, &mouse);
}

/**
 * Reports a mouse button release.
 *
 * \param window window in focus
 * \param button released button (see \ref vlc_mouse_button)
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportMouseReleased(vout_window_t *window,
                                                   int button)
{
    const vout_window_mouse_event_t mouse = {
        VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_RELEASED, 0, 0, button,
    };
    vout_window_SendMouseEvent(window, &mouse);
}

/**
 * Reports a mouse double-click.
 *
 * \param window window in focus
 * \param button double-clicked button (see \ref vlc_mouse_button)
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportMouseDoubleClick(vout_window_t *window,
                                                      int button)
{
    const vout_window_mouse_event_t mouse = {
        VOUT_WINDOW_MOUSE_DOUBLE_CLICK, 0, 0, button,
    };
    vout_window_SendMouseEvent(window, &mouse);
}

/**
 * Reports a keyboard key press.
 *
 * \param window window in focus
 * \param key VLC key code
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportKeyPress(vout_window_t *window, int key)
{
    if (window->owner.cbs->keyboard_event != NULL)
        window->owner.cbs->keyboard_event(window, key);
}

/**
 * Adds/removes a fullscreen output.
 *
 * This notifies the owner of the window that a usable fullscreen output has
 * been added, changed or removed.
 *
 * If an output with the same identifier is already known, its name will be
 * updated. Otherwise it will be added.
 * If the name parameter is NULL, the output will be removed.
 *
 * \param id unique nul-terminated identifier for the output
 * \param name human-readable name
 */
static inline void vout_window_ReportOutputDevice(vout_window_t *window,
                                                  const char *id,
                                                  const char *name)
{
    if (window->owner.cbs->output_event != NULL)
        window->owner.cbs->output_event(window, id, name);
}

/** @} */
#endif /* VLC_VOUT_WINDOW_H */