The single argument every Surface-creating function in this module takes, at every level of abstraction. More...

#include <Surface.hpp>

Collaboration diagram for MayaFlux::Portal::Forma::SurfaceConfig:

Public Member Functions
bool	should_detach_on_close () const noexcept
	Whether the built-in detach behavior actually runs.

Public Attributes
std::shared_ptr< Context >	ctx
	Pre-built Context, already wired to `window`.

bool	detach_on_close { true }
	Whether the built-in close handling (Bridge::stop_sync plus a deferred window release, see Surface::Surface) runs.

std::shared_ptr< Layer >	layer
	Pre-built Layer, constructed against `window`.

std::string	name
	Unique name scoping the Context's event coroutines.

std::function< void()>	on_close
	Runs in addition to, never instead of, the built-in close handling.

std::shared_ptr< Core::Window >	window
	Target window. Must outlive the Surface.

Detailed Description

The single argument every Surface-creating function in this module takes, at every level of abstraction.

Surface, Atelier::create_surface, and Portal::Forma::create_surface all take this instead of a loose (window, name) pair: when layer/ctx are unset, a fresh Layer and Context are built from window/name against the global EventManager and filled in; when both are already set (the power-tinkerer case) they are used as-is and name is ignored. This type must not itself reach into internal::atelier(). Only Forma.hpp/.cpp touch that singleton. Building stays the job of whichever function is given the config.

Definition at line 26 of file Surface.hpp.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

Surface.hpp

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes

Detailed Description