refactor(ports): split client events and surface content into feature files

commit: 974d42e5954c84cae3d08f54c11a4a9b519f535b
author: brice · 15d ago · 2026-10-08 05:31 UTC
parent: b727aa4
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7 files · +449 -443

M internal/ports/client_events.go +0 -174


@@ -110,30 +110,6 @@ type WindowActivate struct{ ID WindowID }
110	110
111	111		func (WindowActivate) clientEvent() {}
112	112
113		-	// WorkspaceActivate requests showing workspaces by stable ID, in commit order.
114		-	// Core applies the entire batch before publishing a new state.
115		-	type WorkspaceActivate struct{ IDs []uint64 }
116		-
117		-	func (WorkspaceActivate) clientEvent() {}
118		-
119		-	// Workspaces is an immutable, latest-only inventory of output workspaces.
120		-	type Workspaces struct{ Outputs []WorkspaceOutput }
121		-	type WorkspaceOutput struct {
122		-	Name string
123		-	Workspaces []WorkspaceInfo
124		-	}
125		-	type WorkspaceInfo struct {
126		-	ID uint64
127		-	Configured string // configured name; empty for dynamic workspaces. ID, not this, identifies the workspace
128		-	Name string
129		-	Index int // zero-based vertical coordinate
130		-	Active, Hidden bool
131		-	// Frame is the workspace viewport in output-local logical pixels
132		-	// (Monitor.Frame geometry: the whole output unless the workspace has a
133		-	// size override). It is where a capture session of it lies.
134		-	Frame Rect
135		-	}
136		-
137	113		// WindowAppID carries wayland → core an app ID set after the window mapped.
138	114		type WindowAppID struct {
139	115		ID WindowID

@@ -157,153 +133,3 @@ type WindowResized struct {
157	133		}
158	134
159	135		func (WindowResized) clientEvent() {}
160		-
161		-	// Popup anchors and gravities, as xdg_positioner values.
162		-	const (
163		-	EdgeNone uint32 = iota
164		-	EdgeTop
165		-	EdgeBottom
166		-	EdgeLeft
167		-	EdgeRight
168		-	EdgeTopLeft
169		-	EdgeBottomLeft
170		-	EdgeTopRight
171		-	EdgeBottomRight
172		-	)
173		-
174		-	// Popup constraint adjustments, as xdg_positioner values.
175		-	const (
176		-	AdjustSlideX uint32 = 1 << iota
177		-	AdjustSlideY
178		-	AdjustFlipX
179		-	AdjustFlipY
180		-	AdjustResizeX
181		-	AdjustResizeY
182		-	)
183		-
184		-	// Positioner places a popup relative to its parent's window geometry:
185		-	// the Anchor point of AnchorRect, moved by Offset, with the popup extending
186		-	// towards Gravity. Adjust says how core may move it to stay on screen.
187		-	type Positioner struct {
188		-	Width, Height int
189		-	AnchorRect Rect
190		-	Anchor, Gravity uint32
191		-	OffsetX, OffsetY int
192		-	Adjust uint32
193		-	}
194		-
195		-	// PopupRequest carries wayland → core a popup to place (xdg_popup), on
196		-	// its first commit and on reposition (Reposition, with the client's
197		-	// Token). Parent is a window or popup. Grab popups take the keyboard and
198		-	// close on a click elsewhere.
199		-	type PopupRequest struct {
200		-	ID, Parent WindowID
201		-	Positioner Positioner
202		-	Grab bool
203		-	Reposition bool
204		-	Token uint32
205		-	}
206		-
207		-	func (PopupRequest) clientEvent() {}
208		-
209		-	// PopupMapped carries wayland → core a placed popup that now has content.
210		-	// It ends with WindowUnmapped.
211		-	type PopupMapped struct{ ID WindowID }
212		-
213		-	func (PopupMapped) clientEvent() {}
214		-
215		-	// Layer is a wlr-layer-shell stacking layer.
216		-	type Layer uint32
217		-
218		-	const (
219		-	LayerBackground Layer = iota
220		-	LayerBottom
221		-	LayerTop
222		-	LayerOverlay
223		-	)
224		-
225		-	// Anchor edges, as in zwlr_layer_surface_v1.anchor.
226		-	const (
227		-	AnchorTop uint32 = 1
228		-	AnchorBottom uint32 = 2
229		-	AnchorLeft uint32 = 4
230		-	AnchorRight uint32 = 8
231		-	)
232		-
233		-	// LayerSurface is the committed state of one mapped layer surface. Width and
234		-	// Height are the committed surface size in logical pixels. Margin is top, right, bottom, left.
235		-	// IDs share the WindowID space with windows and never collide.
236		-	type LayerSurface struct {
237		-	ID WindowID
238		-	Layer Layer
239		-	Anchor uint32
240		-	ExclusiveZone int32
241		-	Margin [4]int32
242		-	Width, Height int
243		-	Namespace string
244		-	// Keyboard is the requested interactivity: 0 none, 1 exclusive, 2 on-demand.
245		-	Keyboard uint32
246		-	// Output is the connector the surface is on.
247		-	Output string
248		-	}
249		-
250		-	// LayerChanged carries wayland → core the full list of mapped layer surfaces,
251		-	// sent whenever a layer surface maps, unmaps or commits new layer state.
252		-	type LayerChanged struct{ Layers []LayerSurface }
253		-
254		-	func (LayerChanged) clientEvent() {}
255		-
256		-	// ConstraintMode is how a pointer constraint holds the pointer.
257		-	type ConstraintMode uint8
258		-
259		-	const (
260		-	ConstraintNone ConstraintMode = iota
261		-	// ConstraintLock keeps the pointer still: only relative motion flows.
262		-	ConstraintLock
263		-	// ConstraintConfine keeps the pointer inside Rect.
264		-	ConstraintConfine
265		-	)
266		-
267		-	// PointerConstraint is an active pointer constraint. Rect is logical: in
268		-	// PointerConstrained it is window-local and empty means the whole window;
269		-	// core sends input the resolved global rectangle, and in X, Y its cursor
270		-	// position, where input holds a locked pointer. Warp moves input's
271		-	// pointer to X, Y whatever the mode (wp_pointer_warp_v1).
272		-	type PointerConstraint struct {
273		-	Mode ConstraintMode
274		-	Rect Rect
275		-	X, Y float64
276		-	Warp bool
277		-	}
278		-
279		-	// Clamp keeps a global point inside the rectangle of a lock or confine;
280		-	// no constraint and an empty rectangle leave it unchanged.
281		-	func (c PointerConstraint) Clamp(x, y float64) (float64, float64) {
282		-	if c.Mode == ConstraintNone \|\| c.Rect.W <= 0 \|\| c.Rect.H <= 0 {
283		-	return x, y
284		-	}
285		-	x = min(max(x, float64(c.Rect.X)), float64(c.Rect.X+c.Rect.W-1))
286		-	y = min(max(y, float64(c.Rect.Y)), float64(c.Rect.Y+c.Rect.H-1))
287		-	return x, y
288		-	}
289		-
290		-	// PointerConstrained carries wayland → core the constraint active on a
291		-	// window (zwp_pointer_constraints_v1); ID 0 means none is active. A
292		-	// constraint is active only on the window with both pointer and keyboard
293		-	// focus.
294		-	type PointerConstrained struct {
295		-	ID WindowID
296		-	PointerConstraint
297		-	}
298		-
299		-	func (PointerConstrained) clientEvent() {}
300		-
301		-	// PointerWarp carries wayland → core a client's request to move the
302		-	// pointer to X, Y, window-local logical (wp_pointer_warp_v1). Wayland has
303		-	// checked that the window has the pointer and the point is on it.
304		-	type PointerWarp struct {
305		-	ID WindowID
306		-	X, Y float64
307		-	}
308		-
309		-	func (PointerWarp) clientEvent() {}


@@ -110,30 +110,6 @@ type WindowActivate struct{ ID WindowID }
110			110
111		func (WindowActivate) clientEvent() {}	111	func (WindowActivate) clientEvent() {}
112			112
113	-	// WorkspaceActivate requests showing workspaces by stable ID, in commit order.
114	-	// Core applies the entire batch before publishing a new state.
115	-	type WorkspaceActivate struct{ IDs []uint64 }
116	-
117	-	func (WorkspaceActivate) clientEvent() {}
118	-
119	-	// Workspaces is an immutable, latest-only inventory of output workspaces.
120	-	type Workspaces struct{ Outputs []WorkspaceOutput }
121	-	type WorkspaceOutput struct {
122	-	Name string
123	-	Workspaces []WorkspaceInfo
124	-	}
125	-	type WorkspaceInfo struct {
126	-	ID uint64
127	-	Configured string // configured name; empty for dynamic workspaces. ID, not this, identifies the workspace
128	-	Name string
129	-	Index int // zero-based vertical coordinate
130	-	Active, Hidden bool
131	-	// Frame is the workspace viewport in output-local logical pixels
132	-	// (Monitor.Frame geometry: the whole output unless the workspace has a
133	-	// size override). It is where a capture session of it lies.
134	-	Frame Rect
135	-	}
136	-
137		// WindowAppID carries wayland → core an app ID set after the window mapped.	113	// WindowAppID carries wayland → core an app ID set after the window mapped.
138		type WindowAppID struct {	114	type WindowAppID struct {
139		ID WindowID	115	ID WindowID

@@ -157,153 +133,3 @@ type WindowResized struct {
157		}	133	}
158			134
159		func (WindowResized) clientEvent() {}	135	func (WindowResized) clientEvent() {}
160	-
161	-	// Popup anchors and gravities, as xdg_positioner values.
162	-	const (
163	-	EdgeNone uint32 = iota
164	-	EdgeTop
165	-	EdgeBottom
166	-	EdgeLeft
167	-	EdgeRight
168	-	EdgeTopLeft
169	-	EdgeBottomLeft
170	-	EdgeTopRight
171	-	EdgeBottomRight
172	-	)
173	-
174	-	// Popup constraint adjustments, as xdg_positioner values.
175	-	const (
176	-	AdjustSlideX uint32 = 1 << iota
177	-	AdjustSlideY
178	-	AdjustFlipX
179	-	AdjustFlipY
180	-	AdjustResizeX
181	-	AdjustResizeY
182	-	)
183	-
184	-	// Positioner places a popup relative to its parent's window geometry:
185	-	// the Anchor point of AnchorRect, moved by Offset, with the popup extending
186	-	// towards Gravity. Adjust says how core may move it to stay on screen.
187	-	type Positioner struct {
188	-	Width, Height int
189	-	AnchorRect Rect
190	-	Anchor, Gravity uint32
191	-	OffsetX, OffsetY int
192	-	Adjust uint32
193	-	}
194	-
195	-	// PopupRequest carries wayland → core a popup to place (xdg_popup), on
196	-	// its first commit and on reposition (Reposition, with the client's
197	-	// Token). Parent is a window or popup. Grab popups take the keyboard and
198	-	// close on a click elsewhere.
199	-	type PopupRequest struct {
200	-	ID, Parent WindowID
201	-	Positioner Positioner
202	-	Grab bool
203	-	Reposition bool
204	-	Token uint32
205	-	}
206	-
207	-	func (PopupRequest) clientEvent() {}
208	-
209	-	// PopupMapped carries wayland → core a placed popup that now has content.
210	-	// It ends with WindowUnmapped.
211	-	type PopupMapped struct{ ID WindowID }
212	-
213	-	func (PopupMapped) clientEvent() {}
214	-
215	-	// Layer is a wlr-layer-shell stacking layer.
216	-	type Layer uint32
217	-
218	-	const (
219	-	LayerBackground Layer = iota
220	-	LayerBottom
221	-	LayerTop
222	-	LayerOverlay
223	-	)
224	-
225	-	// Anchor edges, as in zwlr_layer_surface_v1.anchor.
226	-	const (
227	-	AnchorTop uint32 = 1
228	-	AnchorBottom uint32 = 2
229	-	AnchorLeft uint32 = 4
230	-	AnchorRight uint32 = 8
231	-	)
232	-
233	-	// LayerSurface is the committed state of one mapped layer surface. Width and
234	-	// Height are the committed surface size in logical pixels. Margin is top, right, bottom, left.
235	-	// IDs share the WindowID space with windows and never collide.
236	-	type LayerSurface struct {
237	-	ID WindowID
238	-	Layer Layer
239	-	Anchor uint32
240	-	ExclusiveZone int32
241	-	Margin [4]int32
242	-	Width, Height int
243	-	Namespace string
244	-	// Keyboard is the requested interactivity: 0 none, 1 exclusive, 2 on-demand.
245	-	Keyboard uint32
246	-	// Output is the connector the surface is on.
247	-	Output string
248	-	}
249	-
250	-	// LayerChanged carries wayland → core the full list of mapped layer surfaces,
251	-	// sent whenever a layer surface maps, unmaps or commits new layer state.
252	-	type LayerChanged struct{ Layers []LayerSurface }
253	-
254	-	func (LayerChanged) clientEvent() {}
255	-
256	-	// ConstraintMode is how a pointer constraint holds the pointer.
257	-	type ConstraintMode uint8
258	-
259	-	const (
260	-	ConstraintNone ConstraintMode = iota
261	-	// ConstraintLock keeps the pointer still: only relative motion flows.
262	-	ConstraintLock
263	-	// ConstraintConfine keeps the pointer inside Rect.
264	-	ConstraintConfine
265	-	)
266	-
267	-	// PointerConstraint is an active pointer constraint. Rect is logical: in
268	-	// PointerConstrained it is window-local and empty means the whole window;
269	-	// core sends input the resolved global rectangle, and in X, Y its cursor
270	-	// position, where input holds a locked pointer. Warp moves input's
271	-	// pointer to X, Y whatever the mode (wp_pointer_warp_v1).
272	-	type PointerConstraint struct {
273	-	Mode ConstraintMode
274	-	Rect Rect
275	-	X, Y float64
276	-	Warp bool
277	-	}
278	-
279	-	// Clamp keeps a global point inside the rectangle of a lock or confine;
280	-	// no constraint and an empty rectangle leave it unchanged.
281	-	func (c PointerConstraint) Clamp(x, y float64) (float64, float64) {
282	-	if c.Mode == ConstraintNone \|\| c.Rect.W <= 0 \|\| c.Rect.H <= 0 {
283	-	return x, y
284	-	}
285	-	x = min(max(x, float64(c.Rect.X)), float64(c.Rect.X+c.Rect.W-1))
286	-	y = min(max(y, float64(c.Rect.Y)), float64(c.Rect.Y+c.Rect.H-1))
287	-	return x, y
288	-	}
289	-
290	-	// PointerConstrained carries wayland → core the constraint active on a
291	-	// window (zwp_pointer_constraints_v1); ID 0 means none is active. A
292	-	// constraint is active only on the window with both pointer and keyboard
293	-	// focus.
294	-	type PointerConstrained struct {
295	-	ID WindowID
296	-	PointerConstraint
297	-	}
298	-
299	-	func (PointerConstrained) clientEvent() {}
300	-
301	-	// PointerWarp carries wayland → core a client's request to move the
302	-	// pointer to X, Y, window-local logical (wp_pointer_warp_v1). Wayland has
303	-	// checked that the window has the pointer and the point is on it.
304	-	type PointerWarp struct {
305	-	ID WindowID
306	-	X, Y float64
307	-	}
308	-
309	-	func (PointerWarp) clientEvent() {}

A internal/ports/layer_events.go +42 -0

@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// Layer is a wlr-layer-shell stacking layer.
	4	+	type Layer uint32
	5	+
	6	+	const (
	7	+	LayerBackground Layer = iota
	8	+	LayerBottom
	9	+	LayerTop
	10	+	LayerOverlay
	11	+	)
	12	+
	13	+	// Anchor edges, as in zwlr_layer_surface_v1.anchor.
	14	+	const (
	15	+	AnchorTop uint32 = 1
	16	+	AnchorBottom uint32 = 2
	17	+	AnchorLeft uint32 = 4
	18	+	AnchorRight uint32 = 8
	19	+	)
	20	+
	21	+	// LayerSurface is the committed state of one mapped layer surface. Width and
	22	+	// Height are the committed surface size in logical pixels. Margin is top, right, bottom, left.
	23	+	// IDs share the WindowID space with windows and never collide.
	24	+	type LayerSurface struct {
	25	+	ID WindowID
	26	+	Layer Layer
	27	+	Anchor uint32
	28	+	ExclusiveZone int32
	29	+	Margin [4]int32
	30	+	Width, Height int
	31	+	Namespace string
	32	+	// Keyboard is the requested interactivity: 0 none, 1 exclusive, 2 on-demand.
	33	+	Keyboard uint32
	34	+	// Output is the connector the surface is on.
	35	+	Output string
	36	+	}
	37	+
	38	+	// LayerChanged carries wayland → core the full list of mapped layer surfaces,
	39	+	// sent whenever a layer surface maps, unmaps or commits new layer state.
	40	+	type LayerChanged struct{ Layers []LayerSurface }
	41	+
	42	+	func (LayerChanged) clientEvent() {}

@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// Layer is a wlr-layer-shell stacking layer.
	4	+	type Layer uint32
	5	+
	6	+	const (
	7	+	LayerBackground Layer = iota
	8	+	LayerBottom
	9	+	LayerTop
	10	+	LayerOverlay
	11	+	)
	12	+
	13	+	// Anchor edges, as in zwlr_layer_surface_v1.anchor.
	14	+	const (
	15	+	AnchorTop uint32 = 1
	16	+	AnchorBottom uint32 = 2
	17	+	AnchorLeft uint32 = 4
	18	+	AnchorRight uint32 = 8
	19	+	)
	20	+
	21	+	// LayerSurface is the committed state of one mapped layer surface. Width and
	22	+	// Height are the committed surface size in logical pixels. Margin is top, right, bottom, left.
	23	+	// IDs share the WindowID space with windows and never collide.
	24	+	type LayerSurface struct {
	25	+	ID WindowID
	26	+	Layer Layer
	27	+	Anchor uint32
	28	+	ExclusiveZone int32
	29	+	Margin [4]int32
	30	+	Width, Height int
	31	+	Namespace string
	32	+	// Keyboard is the requested interactivity: 0 none, 1 exclusive, 2 on-demand.
	33	+	Keyboard uint32
	34	+	// Output is the connector the surface is on.
	35	+	Output string
	36	+	}
	37	+
	38	+	// LayerChanged carries wayland → core the full list of mapped layer surfaces,
	39	+	// sent whenever a layer surface maps, unmaps or commits new layer state.
	40	+	type LayerChanged struct{ Layers []LayerSurface }
	41	+
	42	+	func (LayerChanged) clientEvent() {}

A internal/ports/pointer_events.go +56 -0

@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// ConstraintMode is how a pointer constraint holds the pointer.
	4	+	type ConstraintMode uint8
	5	+
	6	+	const (
	7	+	ConstraintNone ConstraintMode = iota
	8	+	// ConstraintLock keeps the pointer still: only relative motion flows.
	9	+	ConstraintLock
	10	+	// ConstraintConfine keeps the pointer inside Rect.
	11	+	ConstraintConfine
	12	+	)
	13	+
	14	+	// PointerConstraint is an active pointer constraint. Rect is logical: in
	15	+	// PointerConstrained it is window-local and empty means the whole window;
	16	+	// core sends input the resolved global rectangle, and in X, Y its cursor
	17	+	// position, where input holds a locked pointer. Warp moves input's
	18	+	// pointer to X, Y whatever the mode (wp_pointer_warp_v1).
	19	+	type PointerConstraint struct {
	20	+	Mode ConstraintMode
	21	+	Rect Rect
	22	+	X, Y float64
	23	+	Warp bool
	24	+	}
	25	+
	26	+	// Clamp keeps a global point inside the rectangle of a lock or confine;
	27	+	// no constraint and an empty rectangle leave it unchanged.
	28	+	func (c PointerConstraint) Clamp(x, y float64) (float64, float64) {
	29	+	if c.Mode == ConstraintNone \|\| c.Rect.W <= 0 \|\| c.Rect.H <= 0 {
	30	+	return x, y
	31	+	}
	32	+	x = min(max(x, float64(c.Rect.X)), float64(c.Rect.X+c.Rect.W-1))
	33	+	y = min(max(y, float64(c.Rect.Y)), float64(c.Rect.Y+c.Rect.H-1))
	34	+	return x, y
	35	+	}
	36	+
	37	+	// PointerConstrained carries wayland → core the constraint active on a
	38	+	// window (zwp_pointer_constraints_v1); ID 0 means none is active. A
	39	+	// constraint is active only on the window with both pointer and keyboard
	40	+	// focus.
	41	+	type PointerConstrained struct {
	42	+	ID WindowID
	43	+	PointerConstraint
	44	+	}
	45	+
	46	+	func (PointerConstrained) clientEvent() {}
	47	+
	48	+	// PointerWarp carries wayland → core a client's request to move the
	49	+	// pointer to X, Y, window-local logical (wp_pointer_warp_v1). Wayland has
	50	+	// checked that the window has the pointer and the point is on it.
	51	+	type PointerWarp struct {
	52	+	ID WindowID
	53	+	X, Y float64
	54	+	}
	55	+
	56	+	func (PointerWarp) clientEvent() {}

@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// ConstraintMode is how a pointer constraint holds the pointer.
	4	+	type ConstraintMode uint8
	5	+
	6	+	const (
	7	+	ConstraintNone ConstraintMode = iota
	8	+	// ConstraintLock keeps the pointer still: only relative motion flows.
	9	+	ConstraintLock
	10	+	// ConstraintConfine keeps the pointer inside Rect.
	11	+	ConstraintConfine
	12	+	)
	13	+
	14	+	// PointerConstraint is an active pointer constraint. Rect is logical: in
	15	+	// PointerConstrained it is window-local and empty means the whole window;
	16	+	// core sends input the resolved global rectangle, and in X, Y its cursor
	17	+	// position, where input holds a locked pointer. Warp moves input's
	18	+	// pointer to X, Y whatever the mode (wp_pointer_warp_v1).
	19	+	type PointerConstraint struct {
	20	+	Mode ConstraintMode
	21	+	Rect Rect
	22	+	X, Y float64
	23	+	Warp bool
	24	+	}
	25	+
	26	+	// Clamp keeps a global point inside the rectangle of a lock or confine;
	27	+	// no constraint and an empty rectangle leave it unchanged.
	28	+	func (c PointerConstraint) Clamp(x, y float64) (float64, float64) {
	29	+	if c.Mode == ConstraintNone \|\| c.Rect.W <= 0 \|\| c.Rect.H <= 0 {
	30	+	return x, y
	31	+	}
	32	+	x = min(max(x, float64(c.Rect.X)), float64(c.Rect.X+c.Rect.W-1))
	33	+	y = min(max(y, float64(c.Rect.Y)), float64(c.Rect.Y+c.Rect.H-1))
	34	+	return x, y
	35	+	}
	36	+
	37	+	// PointerConstrained carries wayland → core the constraint active on a
	38	+	// window (zwp_pointer_constraints_v1); ID 0 means none is active. A
	39	+	// constraint is active only on the window with both pointer and keyboard
	40	+	// focus.
	41	+	type PointerConstrained struct {
	42	+	ID WindowID
	43	+	PointerConstraint
	44	+	}
	45	+
	46	+	func (PointerConstrained) clientEvent() {}
	47	+
	48	+	// PointerWarp carries wayland → core a client's request to move the
	49	+	// pointer to X, Y, window-local logical (wp_pointer_warp_v1). Wayland has
	50	+	// checked that the window has the pointer and the point is on it.
	51	+	type PointerWarp struct {
	52	+	ID WindowID
	53	+	X, Y float64
	54	+	}
	55	+
	56	+	func (PointerWarp) clientEvent() {}

A internal/ports/popup_events.go +55 -0

@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// Popup anchors and gravities, as xdg_positioner values.
	4	+	const (
	5	+	EdgeNone uint32 = iota
	6	+	EdgeTop
	7	+	EdgeBottom
	8	+	EdgeLeft
	9	+	EdgeRight
	10	+	EdgeTopLeft
	11	+	EdgeBottomLeft
	12	+	EdgeTopRight
	13	+	EdgeBottomRight
	14	+	)
	15	+
	16	+	// Popup constraint adjustments, as xdg_positioner values.
	17	+	const (
	18	+	AdjustSlideX uint32 = 1 << iota
	19	+	AdjustSlideY
	20	+	AdjustFlipX
	21	+	AdjustFlipY
	22	+	AdjustResizeX
	23	+	AdjustResizeY
	24	+	)
	25	+
	26	+	// Positioner places a popup relative to its parent's window geometry:
	27	+	// the Anchor point of AnchorRect, moved by Offset, with the popup extending
	28	+	// towards Gravity. Adjust says how core may move it to stay on screen.
	29	+	type Positioner struct {
	30	+	Width, Height int
	31	+	AnchorRect Rect
	32	+	Anchor, Gravity uint32
	33	+	OffsetX, OffsetY int
	34	+	Adjust uint32
	35	+	}
	36	+
	37	+	// PopupRequest carries wayland → core a popup to place (xdg_popup), on
	38	+	// its first commit and on reposition (Reposition, with the client's
	39	+	// Token). Parent is a window or popup. Grab popups take the keyboard and
	40	+	// close on a click elsewhere.
	41	+	type PopupRequest struct {
	42	+	ID, Parent WindowID
	43	+	Positioner Positioner
	44	+	Grab bool
	45	+	Reposition bool
	46	+	Token uint32
	47	+	}
	48	+
	49	+	func (PopupRequest) clientEvent() {}
	50	+
	51	+	// PopupMapped carries wayland → core a placed popup that now has content.
	52	+	// It ends with WindowUnmapped.
	53	+	type PopupMapped struct{ ID WindowID }
	54	+
	55	+	func (PopupMapped) clientEvent() {}

@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// Popup anchors and gravities, as xdg_positioner values.
	4	+	const (
	5	+	EdgeNone uint32 = iota
	6	+	EdgeTop
	7	+	EdgeBottom
	8	+	EdgeLeft
	9	+	EdgeRight
	10	+	EdgeTopLeft
	11	+	EdgeBottomLeft
	12	+	EdgeTopRight
	13	+	EdgeBottomRight
	14	+	)
	15	+
	16	+	// Popup constraint adjustments, as xdg_positioner values.
	17	+	const (
	18	+	AdjustSlideX uint32 = 1 << iota
	19	+	AdjustSlideY
	20	+	AdjustFlipX
	21	+	AdjustFlipY
	22	+	AdjustResizeX
	23	+	AdjustResizeY
	24	+	)
	25	+
	26	+	// Positioner places a popup relative to its parent's window geometry:
	27	+	// the Anchor point of AnchorRect, moved by Offset, with the popup extending
	28	+	// towards Gravity. Adjust says how core may move it to stay on screen.
	29	+	type Positioner struct {
	30	+	Width, Height int
	31	+	AnchorRect Rect
	32	+	Anchor, Gravity uint32
	33	+	OffsetX, OffsetY int
	34	+	Adjust uint32
	35	+	}
	36	+
	37	+	// PopupRequest carries wayland → core a popup to place (xdg_popup), on
	38	+	// its first commit and on reposition (Reposition, with the client's
	39	+	// Token). Parent is a window or popup. Grab popups take the keyboard and
	40	+	// close on a click elsewhere.
	41	+	type PopupRequest struct {
	42	+	ID, Parent WindowID
	43	+	Positioner Positioner
	44	+	Grab bool
	45	+	Reposition bool
	46	+	Token uint32
	47	+	}
	48	+
	49	+	func (PopupRequest) clientEvent() {}
	50	+
	51	+	// PopupMapped carries wayland → core a placed popup that now has content.
	52	+	// It ends with WindowUnmapped.
	53	+	type PopupMapped struct{ ID WindowID }
	54	+
	55	+	func (PopupMapped) clientEvent() {}

M internal/ports/scene.go +1 -269

@@ -1,11 +1,6 @@
1	1		package ports
2	2
3		-	import (
4		-	"image"
5		-	"math"
6		-	"os"
7		-	"slices"
8		-	)
	3	+	import "slices"
9	4
10	5		// Scene carries core → renderer immutable snapshots with fresh Windows slices,
11	6		// one per output. Rects and the output size are logical and local to the

@@ -142,269 +137,6 @@ type SceneLayer struct {
142	137		Rect Rect
143	138		}
144	139
145		-	// SurfaceColor is the committed encoding of a surface. Zero means sRGB.
146		-	// PQ+BT.2020 and extended-linear sRGB are color-managed; zero is legacy
147		-	// sRGB. MaxCLL/MaxFALL are in nits. YUV metadata is per surface commit.
148		-	type SurfaceColor struct {
149		-	TF, Primaries uint8
150		-	MaxCLL, MaxFALL uint16
151		-	// Coefficients/range follow wp_color_representation_v1 (zero =
152		-	// unspecified, for YUV interpreted as BT.709 limited). Chroma is a
153		-	// H.273 Chroma420SampleLocType + 1 (zero defaults to type 0).
154		-	Coefficients, Range, Chroma uint8
155		-	}
156		-
157		-	const (
158		-	ColorTFPQ uint8 = 11 // wp_color_manager_v1 ST2084 PQ
159		-	ColorTFExtendedLinear uint8 = 5 // wp_color_manager_v1 ext_linear
160		-	ColorPrimariesBT2020 uint8 = 6 // wp_color_manager_v1 BT.2020
161		-	ColorPrimariesSRGB uint8 = 1
162		-	ColorTFSRGB uint8 = 9 // wp_color_manager_v1 sRGB
163		-	)
164		-
165		-	func (c SurfaceColor) IsPQ2020() bool {
166		-	return c.TF == ColorTFPQ && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesBT2020
167		-	}
168		-
169		-	func (c SurfaceColor) IsExtendedLinear() bool {
170		-	return c.TF == ColorTFExtendedLinear && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesSRGB
171		-	}
172		-
173		-	// ContentType is the committed wp_content_type_v1 hint.
174		-	type ContentType uint8
175		-
176		-	const (
177		-	ContentNone ContentType = iota
178		-	ContentPhoto
179		-	ContentVideo
180		-	ContentGame
181		-	)
182		-
183		-	// SurfaceContent carries wayland → output the latest committed content of a
184		-	// window: SHM, a client shared-memory buffer, DMABuf, a GPU buffer, or
185		-	// Solid, a single-pixel buffer. Renderers read them in place and never modify
186		-	// them. Empty means the window
187		-	// has no content. LogicalW and LogicalH are the surface size in logical
188		-	// pixels (buffer scale and viewport applied). Subsurfaces come in Children;
189		-	// Geometry is the part of the surface that is the window (xdg window
190		-	// geometry), the rest being client shadows.
191		-	type SurfaceContent struct {
192		-	ID WindowID
193		-	ContentType ContentType
194		-	// Surface is a never-reused wl_surface identity; Version identifies its
195		-	// applied buffer content independently of the window publication Seq.
196		-	Surface, Version uint64
197		-	// Seq counts the window's contents (wayland sets it), for release.
198		-	Seq uint64
199		-	Width, Height int
200		-	LogicalW, LogicalH int
201		-	// Source is the committed crop in buffer pixels: x, y, width, height.
202		-	// Zero width means the entire buffer is used.
203		-	Source [4]float32
204		-	// Transform is the wl_output.transform the client applied to the
205		-	// buffer: readers apply its inverse. Width and Height stay the buffer's.
206		-	Transform BufferTransform
207		-	// Opaque ignores the alpha byte: an x format, or an opaque region that
208		-	// covers the whole surface. It is false while Fade is set.
209		-	Opaque bool
210		-	// OpaqueRect is the largest rect of the opaque region inside a surface
211		-	// that is not wholly Opaque, in logical pixels from the surface origin:
212		-	// the pixels there ignore alpha too, so the surfaces below it are hidden
213		-	// by it. Empty when there is none or while Fade is set.
214		-	OpaqueRect Rect
215		-	// Fade is how much wp_alpha_modifier_v1 fades the surface: 0 none,
216		-	// 1 invisible. Its opacity is multiplied by 1-Fade.
217		-	Fade float32
218		-	Color SurfaceColor
219		-	SHM *SHMBuffer
220		-	DMABuf *DMABuf
221		-	// Solid is a single-pixel buffer (Width and Height are 1): the surface is
222		-	// one flat color.
223		-	Solid *SolidColor
224		-	// Children are the subsurfaces, bottom to top, flattened.
225		-	Children []Subsurface
226		-	// Geometry is in logical pixels from the surface origin; empty means
227		-	// the whole surface.
228		-	Geometry Rect
229		-	// Async asks for tearing presentation (wp_tearing_control_v1); outputs
230		-	// honour it only in direct scanout.
231		-	Async bool
232		-	// Acquire is the explicit-sync fence of this content's root buffer
233		-	// (wp_linux_drm_syncobj_v1): readers wait on it before reading the
234		-	// buffer, instead of the buffer's implicit fences. Wayland owns it and
235		-	// closes it when the buffer is released; a reader that keeps it past
236		-	// the call duplicates it under Acquire.SyscallConn. nil: implicit sync.
237		-	// Wayland closes it only after every output reported a later content of
238		-	// the window as seen, so a reader never gets it already closed.
239		-	Acquire *os.File
240		-	// DamageHistory is what changed in the root surface's buffer over the
241		-	// window's last contents, oldest first, ending with this one (Seq).
242		-	// A renderer holding an older content redraws the union of the
243		-	// entries after it, or everything when the history does not reach it.
244		-	DamageHistory []SeqDamage
245		-	}
246		-
247		-	// BufferTransform is a wl_output.transform value: bit 0 rotates 90°
248		-	// counter-clockwise, bit 1 rotates 180°, bit 2 flips around the vertical
249		-	// axis first.
250		-	type BufferTransform uint8
251		-
252		-	// Rotated reports whether width and height swap between buffer and surface.
253		-	func (t BufferTransform) Rotated() bool { return t&1 != 0 }
254		-
255		-	// Size returns the size of a w×h space seen through t: width and height swap
256		-	// when t is Rotated.
257		-	func (t BufferTransform) Size(w, h int) (int, int) {
258		-	if t.Rotated() {
259		-	return h, w
260		-	}
261		-	return w, h
262		-	}
263		-
264		-	// ToBuffer maps a point of a w×h surface (logical, before scale) to the
265		-	// same point of its buffer, in the buffer's untransformed w'×h' axes, where
266		-	// w' and h' swap when the transform is Rotated.
267		-	func (t BufferTransform) ToBuffer(x, y, w, h float64) (float64, float64) {
268		-	if t&4 != 0 {
269		-	x = w - x
270		-	}
271		-	switch t & 3 {
272		-	case 1:
273		-	return y, w - x
274		-	case 2:
275		-	return w - x, h - y
276		-	case 3:
277		-	return h - y, x
278		-	}
279		-	return x, y
280		-	}
281		-
282		-	// Invert is the transform that maps target points back: for a w×h scene and
283		-	// its w'×h' target, t.Invert().ToBuffer(t.ToBuffer(p, w, h), w', h') == p.
284		-	func (t BufferTransform) Invert() BufferTransform {
285		-	if t&1 != 0 && t&4 == 0 {
286		-	return t ^ 2
287		-	}
288		-	return t
289		-	}
290		-
291		-	// RectToBuffer maps a rectangle of a w×h surface to the buffer. Integer
292		-	// rectangles stay integer under these transforms; rounding absorbs float noise.
293		-	func (t BufferTransform) RectToBuffer(r image.Rectangle, w, h int) image.Rectangle {
294		-	ax, ay := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Min.X), float64(r.Min.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
295		-	bx, by := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Max.X), float64(r.Max.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
296		-	return image.Rect(int(math.Round(ax)), int(math.Round(ay)), int(math.Round(bx)), int(math.Round(by)))
297		-	}
298		-
299		-	// SeqDamage is what content Seq changed from the one before: Rects in
300		-	// root buffer pixels, or everything when Full.
301		-	type SeqDamage struct {
302		-	Seq uint64
303		-	Full bool
304		-	Rects []Rect
305		-	}
306		-
307		-	// DamageSince is the union of changes after content seq up to this one,
308		-	// and false when the history does not reach back to seq (redraw all).
309		-	func (c SurfaceContent) DamageSince(seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
310		-	out, ok := c.AppendDamageSince(nil, seq)
311		-	if !ok {
312		-	return nil, false
313		-	}
314		-	return out, true
315		-	}
316		-
317		-	// AppendDamageSince is DamageSince appending to dst, so a caller reusing
318		-	// its slice allocates nothing. When the history does not reach back to seq
319		-	// it returns dst unchanged and false.
320		-	func (c SurfaceContent) AppendDamageSince(dst []Rect, seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
321		-	if seq >= c.Seq {
322		-	return dst, true
323		-	}
324		-	h := c.DamageHistory
325		-	if len(h) == 0 \|\| h[0].Seq > seq+1 \|\| h[len(h)-1].Seq != c.Seq {
326		-	return dst, false
327		-	}
328		-	n := len(dst)
329		-	for _, d := range h {
330		-	if d.Seq <= seq {
331		-	continue
332		-	}
333		-	if d.Full {
334		-	return dst[:n], false
335		-	}
336		-	dst = append(dst, d.Rects...)
337		-	}
338		-	return dst, true
339		-	}
340		-
341		-	// Subsurface is a child surface at X, Y logical pixels from the root
342		-	// surface origin. Below children are drawn under the root surface.
343		-	type Subsurface struct {
344		-	X, Y int
345		-	Below bool
346		-	SurfaceContent
347		-	}
348		-
349		-	// HasBuffer reports whether the surface itself carries a client buffer.
350		-	func (c SurfaceContent) HasBuffer() bool {
351		-	return c.SHM != nil \|\| c.DMABuf != nil \|\| c.Solid != nil
352		-	}
353		-
354		-	// SolidColor is the color of a single-pixel buffer: premultiplied by alpha,
355		-	// 0 to 1, sRGB-encoded like the pixels of client buffers.
356		-	type SolidColor struct{ R, G, B, A float32 }
357		-
358		-	// Empty reports whether the content has nothing to draw.
359		-	func (c SurfaceContent) Empty() bool {
360		-	return !c.HasBuffer() && len(c.Children) == 0
361		-	}
362		-
363		-	// SHMBuffer is a client wl_shm buffer: B8G8R8A8 pixels (argb8888/xrgb8888
364		-	// little-endian) at Offset in the pool File, Stride bytes per row. The
365		-	// client keeps writing the file, so renderers copy from it when they draw.
366		-	// Pool is unique per wl_shm pool for the session: renderers map a pool
367		-	// once. File stays open while the client's buffer exists and follows the
368		-	// DMABuf rules: duplicate it under File.SyscallConn before keeping it. A
369		-	// client may shrink the file at any time, so readers must survive faults.
370		-	type SHMBuffer struct {
371		-	Pool uint64
372		-	File *os.File
373		-	Offset, Stride int
374		-	}
375		-
376		-	// DMABuf is a client GPU buffer (linux-dmabuf). Its files stay open while
377		-	// the client's buffer exists; a renderer that keeps it must duplicate the
378		-	// descriptors under File.SyscallConn so a concurrent close cannot hand it a
379		-	// reused one. ID is unique per buffer for the whole session: renderers key
380		-	// their imports on it.
381		-	type DMABuf struct {
382		-	ID uint64
383		-	Width, Height int
384		-	Format uint32 // DRM fourcc
385		-	Modifier uint64
386		-	Planes []DMABufPlane
387		-	}
388		-
389		-	// DMABufPlane is one plane of a DMABuf.
390		-	type DMABufPlane struct {
391		-	File *os.File
392		-	Offset, Stride uint32
393		-	}
394		-
395		-	// DMABufFormat is a DRM fourcc with a modifier the renderer can import.
396		-	type DMABufFormat struct {
397		-	Format uint32
398		-	Modifier uint64
399		-	}
400		-
401		-	// DMABufSupport is what the renderer imports: the render device (a dev_t,
402		-	// 0 when unknown) and the formats. No formats means no dmabuf.
403		-	type DMABufSupport struct {
404		-	Device uint64
405		-	Formats []DMABufFormat
406		-	}
407		-
408	140		// SceneWindow carries core → renderer window placement.
409	141		type SceneWindow struct {
410	142		ID WindowID

@@ -1,11 +1,6 @@
1		package ports	1		package ports
2			2
3	-	import (	3	+	import "slices"
4	-	"image"
5	-	"math"
6	-	"os"
7	-	"slices"
8	-	)
9			4
10		// Scene carries core → renderer immutable snapshots with fresh Windows slices,	5		// Scene carries core → renderer immutable snapshots with fresh Windows slices,
11		// one per output. Rects and the output size are logical and local to the	6		// one per output. Rects and the output size are logical and local to the

@@ -142,269 +137,6 @@ type SceneLayer struct {
142		Rect Rect	137		Rect Rect
143		}	138		}
144			139
145	-	// SurfaceColor is the committed encoding of a surface. Zero means sRGB.
146	-	// PQ+BT.2020 and extended-linear sRGB are color-managed; zero is legacy
147	-	// sRGB. MaxCLL/MaxFALL are in nits. YUV metadata is per surface commit.
148	-	type SurfaceColor struct {
149	-	TF, Primaries uint8
150	-	MaxCLL, MaxFALL uint16
151	-	// Coefficients/range follow wp_color_representation_v1 (zero =
152	-	// unspecified, for YUV interpreted as BT.709 limited). Chroma is a
153	-	// H.273 Chroma420SampleLocType + 1 (zero defaults to type 0).
154	-	Coefficients, Range, Chroma uint8
155	-	}
156	-
157	-	const (
158	-	ColorTFPQ uint8 = 11 // wp_color_manager_v1 ST2084 PQ
159	-	ColorTFExtendedLinear uint8 = 5 // wp_color_manager_v1 ext_linear
160	-	ColorPrimariesBT2020 uint8 = 6 // wp_color_manager_v1 BT.2020
161	-	ColorPrimariesSRGB uint8 = 1
162	-	ColorTFSRGB uint8 = 9 // wp_color_manager_v1 sRGB
163	-	)
164	-
165	-	func (c SurfaceColor) IsPQ2020() bool {
166	-	return c.TF == ColorTFPQ && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesBT2020
167	-	}
168	-
169	-	func (c SurfaceColor) IsExtendedLinear() bool {
170	-	return c.TF == ColorTFExtendedLinear && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesSRGB
171	-	}
172	-
173	-	// ContentType is the committed wp_content_type_v1 hint.
174	-	type ContentType uint8
175	-
176	-	const (
177	-	ContentNone ContentType = iota
178	-	ContentPhoto
179	-	ContentVideo
180	-	ContentGame
181	-	)
182	-
183	-	// SurfaceContent carries wayland → output the latest committed content of a
184	-	// window: SHM, a client shared-memory buffer, DMABuf, a GPU buffer, or
185	-	// Solid, a single-pixel buffer. Renderers read them in place and never modify
186	-	// them. Empty means the window
187	-	// has no content. LogicalW and LogicalH are the surface size in logical
188	-	// pixels (buffer scale and viewport applied). Subsurfaces come in Children;
189	-	// Geometry is the part of the surface that is the window (xdg window
190	-	// geometry), the rest being client shadows.
191	-	type SurfaceContent struct {
192	-	ID WindowID
193	-	ContentType ContentType
194	-	// Surface is a never-reused wl_surface identity; Version identifies its
195	-	// applied buffer content independently of the window publication Seq.
196	-	Surface, Version uint64
197	-	// Seq counts the window's contents (wayland sets it), for release.
198	-	Seq uint64
199	-	Width, Height int
200	-	LogicalW, LogicalH int
201	-	// Source is the committed crop in buffer pixels: x, y, width, height.
202	-	// Zero width means the entire buffer is used.
203	-	Source [4]float32
204	-	// Transform is the wl_output.transform the client applied to the
205	-	// buffer: readers apply its inverse. Width and Height stay the buffer's.
206	-	Transform BufferTransform
207	-	// Opaque ignores the alpha byte: an x format, or an opaque region that
208	-	// covers the whole surface. It is false while Fade is set.
209	-	Opaque bool
210	-	// OpaqueRect is the largest rect of the opaque region inside a surface
211	-	// that is not wholly Opaque, in logical pixels from the surface origin:
212	-	// the pixels there ignore alpha too, so the surfaces below it are hidden
213	-	// by it. Empty when there is none or while Fade is set.
214	-	OpaqueRect Rect
215	-	// Fade is how much wp_alpha_modifier_v1 fades the surface: 0 none,
216	-	// 1 invisible. Its opacity is multiplied by 1-Fade.
217	-	Fade float32
218	-	Color SurfaceColor
219	-	SHM *SHMBuffer
220	-	DMABuf *DMABuf
221	-	// Solid is a single-pixel buffer (Width and Height are 1): the surface is
222	-	// one flat color.
223	-	Solid *SolidColor
224	-	// Children are the subsurfaces, bottom to top, flattened.
225	-	Children []Subsurface
226	-	// Geometry is in logical pixels from the surface origin; empty means
227	-	// the whole surface.
228	-	Geometry Rect
229	-	// Async asks for tearing presentation (wp_tearing_control_v1); outputs
230	-	// honour it only in direct scanout.
231	-	Async bool
232	-	// Acquire is the explicit-sync fence of this content's root buffer
233	-	// (wp_linux_drm_syncobj_v1): readers wait on it before reading the
234	-	// buffer, instead of the buffer's implicit fences. Wayland owns it and
235	-	// closes it when the buffer is released; a reader that keeps it past
236	-	// the call duplicates it under Acquire.SyscallConn. nil: implicit sync.
237	-	// Wayland closes it only after every output reported a later content of
238	-	// the window as seen, so a reader never gets it already closed.
239	-	Acquire *os.File
240	-	// DamageHistory is what changed in the root surface's buffer over the
241	-	// window's last contents, oldest first, ending with this one (Seq).
242	-	// A renderer holding an older content redraws the union of the
243	-	// entries after it, or everything when the history does not reach it.
244	-	DamageHistory []SeqDamage
245	-	}
246	-
247	-	// BufferTransform is a wl_output.transform value: bit 0 rotates 90°
248	-	// counter-clockwise, bit 1 rotates 180°, bit 2 flips around the vertical
249	-	// axis first.
250	-	type BufferTransform uint8
251	-
252	-	// Rotated reports whether width and height swap between buffer and surface.
253	-	func (t BufferTransform) Rotated() bool { return t&1 != 0 }
254	-
255	-	// Size returns the size of a w×h space seen through t: width and height swap
256	-	// when t is Rotated.
257	-	func (t BufferTransform) Size(w, h int) (int, int) {
258	-	if t.Rotated() {
259	-	return h, w
260	-	}
261	-	return w, h
262	-	}
263	-
264	-	// ToBuffer maps a point of a w×h surface (logical, before scale) to the
265	-	// same point of its buffer, in the buffer's untransformed w'×h' axes, where
266	-	// w' and h' swap when the transform is Rotated.
267	-	func (t BufferTransform) ToBuffer(x, y, w, h float64) (float64, float64) {
268	-	if t&4 != 0 {
269	-	x = w - x
270	-	}
271	-	switch t & 3 {
272	-	case 1:
273	-	return y, w - x
274	-	case 2:
275	-	return w - x, h - y
276	-	case 3:
277	-	return h - y, x
278	-	}
279	-	return x, y
280	-	}
281	-
282	-	// Invert is the transform that maps target points back: for a w×h scene and
283	-	// its w'×h' target, t.Invert().ToBuffer(t.ToBuffer(p, w, h), w', h') == p.
284	-	func (t BufferTransform) Invert() BufferTransform {
285	-	if t&1 != 0 && t&4 == 0 {
286	-	return t ^ 2
287	-	}
288	-	return t
289	-	}
290	-
291	-	// RectToBuffer maps a rectangle of a w×h surface to the buffer. Integer
292	-	// rectangles stay integer under these transforms; rounding absorbs float noise.
293	-	func (t BufferTransform) RectToBuffer(r image.Rectangle, w, h int) image.Rectangle {
294	-	ax, ay := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Min.X), float64(r.Min.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
295	-	bx, by := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Max.X), float64(r.Max.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
296	-	return image.Rect(int(math.Round(ax)), int(math.Round(ay)), int(math.Round(bx)), int(math.Round(by)))
297	-	}
298	-
299	-	// SeqDamage is what content Seq changed from the one before: Rects in
300	-	// root buffer pixels, or everything when Full.
301	-	type SeqDamage struct {
302	-	Seq uint64
303	-	Full bool
304	-	Rects []Rect
305	-	}
306	-
307	-	// DamageSince is the union of changes after content seq up to this one,
308	-	// and false when the history does not reach back to seq (redraw all).
309	-	func (c SurfaceContent) DamageSince(seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
310	-	out, ok := c.AppendDamageSince(nil, seq)
311	-	if !ok {
312	-	return nil, false
313	-	}
314	-	return out, true
315	-	}
316	-
317	-	// AppendDamageSince is DamageSince appending to dst, so a caller reusing
318	-	// its slice allocates nothing. When the history does not reach back to seq
319	-	// it returns dst unchanged and false.
320	-	func (c SurfaceContent) AppendDamageSince(dst []Rect, seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
321	-	if seq >= c.Seq {
322	-	return dst, true
323	-	}
324	-	h := c.DamageHistory
325	-	if len(h) == 0 \|\| h[0].Seq > seq+1 \|\| h[len(h)-1].Seq != c.Seq {
326	-	return dst, false
327	-	}
328	-	n := len(dst)
329	-	for _, d := range h {
330	-	if d.Seq <= seq {
331	-	continue
332	-	}
333	-	if d.Full {
334	-	return dst[:n], false
335	-	}
336	-	dst = append(dst, d.Rects...)
337	-	}
338	-	return dst, true
339	-	}
340	-
341	-	// Subsurface is a child surface at X, Y logical pixels from the root
342	-	// surface origin. Below children are drawn under the root surface.
343	-	type Subsurface struct {
344	-	X, Y int
345	-	Below bool
346	-	SurfaceContent
347	-	}
348	-
349	-	// HasBuffer reports whether the surface itself carries a client buffer.
350	-	func (c SurfaceContent) HasBuffer() bool {
351	-	return c.SHM != nil \|\| c.DMABuf != nil \|\| c.Solid != nil
352	-	}
353	-
354	-	// SolidColor is the color of a single-pixel buffer: premultiplied by alpha,
355	-	// 0 to 1, sRGB-encoded like the pixels of client buffers.
356	-	type SolidColor struct{ R, G, B, A float32 }
357	-
358	-	// Empty reports whether the content has nothing to draw.
359	-	func (c SurfaceContent) Empty() bool {
360	-	return !c.HasBuffer() && len(c.Children) == 0
361	-	}
362	-
363	-	// SHMBuffer is a client wl_shm buffer: B8G8R8A8 pixels (argb8888/xrgb8888
364	-	// little-endian) at Offset in the pool File, Stride bytes per row. The
365	-	// client keeps writing the file, so renderers copy from it when they draw.
366	-	// Pool is unique per wl_shm pool for the session: renderers map a pool
367	-	// once. File stays open while the client's buffer exists and follows the
368	-	// DMABuf rules: duplicate it under File.SyscallConn before keeping it. A
369	-	// client may shrink the file at any time, so readers must survive faults.
370	-	type SHMBuffer struct {
371	-	Pool uint64
372	-	File *os.File
373	-	Offset, Stride int
374	-	}
375	-
376	-	// DMABuf is a client GPU buffer (linux-dmabuf). Its files stay open while
377	-	// the client's buffer exists; a renderer that keeps it must duplicate the
378	-	// descriptors under File.SyscallConn so a concurrent close cannot hand it a
379	-	// reused one. ID is unique per buffer for the whole session: renderers key
380	-	// their imports on it.
381	-	type DMABuf struct {
382	-	ID uint64
383	-	Width, Height int
384	-	Format uint32 // DRM fourcc
385	-	Modifier uint64
386	-	Planes []DMABufPlane
387	-	}
388	-
389	-	// DMABufPlane is one plane of a DMABuf.
390	-	type DMABufPlane struct {
391	-	File *os.File
392	-	Offset, Stride uint32
393	-	}
394	-
395	-	// DMABufFormat is a DRM fourcc with a modifier the renderer can import.
396	-	type DMABufFormat struct {
397	-	Format uint32
398	-	Modifier uint64
399	-	}
400	-
401	-	// DMABufSupport is what the renderer imports: the render device (a dev_t,
402	-	// 0 when unknown) and the formats. No formats means no dmabuf.
403	-	type DMABufSupport struct {
404	-	Device uint64
405	-	Formats []DMABufFormat
406	-	}
407	-
408		// SceneWindow carries core → renderer window placement.	140		// SceneWindow carries core → renderer window placement.
409		type SceneWindow struct {	141		type SceneWindow struct {
410		ID WindowID	142		ID WindowID

A internal/ports/surface_content.go +270 -0

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	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	import (
	4	+	"image"
	5	+	"math"
	6	+	"os"
	7	+	)
	8	+
	9	+	// SurfaceColor is the committed encoding of a surface. Zero means sRGB.
	10	+	// PQ+BT.2020 and extended-linear sRGB are color-managed; zero is legacy
	11	+	// sRGB. MaxCLL/MaxFALL are in nits. YUV metadata is per surface commit.
	12	+	type SurfaceColor struct {
	13	+	TF, Primaries uint8
	14	+	MaxCLL, MaxFALL uint16
	15	+	// Coefficients/range follow wp_color_representation_v1 (zero =
	16	+	// unspecified, for YUV interpreted as BT.709 limited). Chroma is a
	17	+	// H.273 Chroma420SampleLocType + 1 (zero defaults to type 0).
	18	+	Coefficients, Range, Chroma uint8
	19	+	}
	20	+
	21	+	const (
	22	+	ColorTFPQ uint8 = 11 // wp_color_manager_v1 ST2084 PQ
	23	+	ColorTFExtendedLinear uint8 = 5 // wp_color_manager_v1 ext_linear
	24	+	ColorPrimariesBT2020 uint8 = 6 // wp_color_manager_v1 BT.2020
	25	+	ColorPrimariesSRGB uint8 = 1
	26	+	ColorTFSRGB uint8 = 9 // wp_color_manager_v1 sRGB
	27	+	)
	28	+
	29	+	func (c SurfaceColor) IsPQ2020() bool {
	30	+	return c.TF == ColorTFPQ && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesBT2020
	31	+	}
	32	+
	33	+	func (c SurfaceColor) IsExtendedLinear() bool {
	34	+	return c.TF == ColorTFExtendedLinear && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesSRGB
	35	+	}
	36	+
	37	+	// ContentType is the committed wp_content_type_v1 hint.
	38	+	type ContentType uint8
	39	+
	40	+	const (
	41	+	ContentNone ContentType = iota
	42	+	ContentPhoto
	43	+	ContentVideo
	44	+	ContentGame
	45	+	)
	46	+
	47	+	// SurfaceContent carries wayland → output the latest committed content of a
	48	+	// window: SHM, a client shared-memory buffer, DMABuf, a GPU buffer, or
	49	+	// Solid, a single-pixel buffer. Renderers read them in place and never modify
	50	+	// them. Empty means the window
	51	+	// has no content. LogicalW and LogicalH are the surface size in logical
	52	+	// pixels (buffer scale and viewport applied). Subsurfaces come in Children;
	53	+	// Geometry is the part of the surface that is the window (xdg window
	54	+	// geometry), the rest being client shadows.
	55	+	type SurfaceContent struct {
	56	+	ID WindowID
	57	+	ContentType ContentType
	58	+	// Surface is a never-reused wl_surface identity; Version identifies its
	59	+	// applied buffer content independently of the window publication Seq.
	60	+	Surface, Version uint64
	61	+	// Seq counts the window's contents (wayland sets it), for release.
	62	+	Seq uint64
	63	+	Width, Height int
	64	+	LogicalW, LogicalH int
	65	+	// Source is the committed crop in buffer pixels: x, y, width, height.
	66	+	// Zero width means the entire buffer is used.
	67	+	Source [4]float32
	68	+	// Transform is the wl_output.transform the client applied to the
	69	+	// buffer: readers apply its inverse. Width and Height stay the buffer's.
	70	+	Transform BufferTransform
	71	+	// Opaque ignores the alpha byte: an x format, or an opaque region that
	72	+	// covers the whole surface. It is false while Fade is set.
	73	+	Opaque bool
	74	+	// OpaqueRect is the largest rect of the opaque region inside a surface
	75	+	// that is not wholly Opaque, in logical pixels from the surface origin:
	76	+	// the pixels there ignore alpha too, so the surfaces below it are hidden
	77	+	// by it. Empty when there is none or while Fade is set.
	78	+	OpaqueRect Rect
	79	+	// Fade is how much wp_alpha_modifier_v1 fades the surface: 0 none,
	80	+	// 1 invisible. Its opacity is multiplied by 1-Fade.
	81	+	Fade float32
	82	+	Color SurfaceColor
	83	+	SHM *SHMBuffer
	84	+	DMABuf *DMABuf
	85	+	// Solid is a single-pixel buffer (Width and Height are 1): the surface is
	86	+	// one flat color.
	87	+	Solid *SolidColor
	88	+	// Children are the subsurfaces, bottom to top, flattened.
	89	+	Children []Subsurface
	90	+	// Geometry is in logical pixels from the surface origin; empty means
	91	+	// the whole surface.
	92	+	Geometry Rect
	93	+	// Async asks for tearing presentation (wp_tearing_control_v1); outputs
	94	+	// honour it only in direct scanout.
	95	+	Async bool
	96	+	// Acquire is the explicit-sync fence of this content's root buffer
	97	+	// (wp_linux_drm_syncobj_v1): readers wait on it before reading the
	98	+	// buffer, instead of the buffer's implicit fences. Wayland owns it and
	99	+	// closes it when the buffer is released; a reader that keeps it past
	100	+	// the call duplicates it under Acquire.SyscallConn. nil: implicit sync.
	101	+	// Wayland closes it only after every output reported a later content of
	102	+	// the window as seen, so a reader never gets it already closed.
	103	+	Acquire *os.File
	104	+	// DamageHistory is what changed in the root surface's buffer over the
	105	+	// window's last contents, oldest first, ending with this one (Seq).
	106	+	// A renderer holding an older content redraws the union of the
	107	+	// entries after it, or everything when the history does not reach it.
	108	+	DamageHistory []SeqDamage
	109	+	}
	110	+
	111	+	// BufferTransform is a wl_output.transform value: bit 0 rotates 90°
	112	+	// counter-clockwise, bit 1 rotates 180°, bit 2 flips around the vertical
	113	+	// axis first.
	114	+	type BufferTransform uint8
	115	+
	116	+	// Rotated reports whether width and height swap between buffer and surface.
	117	+	func (t BufferTransform) Rotated() bool { return t&1 != 0 }
	118	+
	119	+	// Size returns the size of a w×h space seen through t: width and height swap
	120	+	// when t is Rotated.
	121	+	func (t BufferTransform) Size(w, h int) (int, int) {
	122	+	if t.Rotated() {
	123	+	return h, w
	124	+	}
	125	+	return w, h
	126	+	}
	127	+
	128	+	// ToBuffer maps a point of a w×h surface (logical, before scale) to the
	129	+	// same point of its buffer, in the buffer's untransformed w'×h' axes, where
	130	+	// w' and h' swap when the transform is Rotated.
	131	+	func (t BufferTransform) ToBuffer(x, y, w, h float64) (float64, float64) {
	132	+	if t&4 != 0 {
	133	+	x = w - x
	134	+	}
	135	+	switch t & 3 {
	136	+	case 1:
	137	+	return y, w - x
	138	+	case 2:
	139	+	return w - x, h - y
	140	+	case 3:
	141	+	return h - y, x
	142	+	}
	143	+	return x, y
	144	+	}
	145	+
	146	+	// Invert is the transform that maps target points back: for a w×h scene and
	147	+	// its w'×h' target, t.Invert().ToBuffer(t.ToBuffer(p, w, h), w', h') == p.
	148	+	func (t BufferTransform) Invert() BufferTransform {
	149	+	if t&1 != 0 && t&4 == 0 {
	150	+	return t ^ 2
	151	+	}
	152	+	return t
	153	+	}
	154	+
	155	+	// RectToBuffer maps a rectangle of a w×h surface to the buffer. Integer
	156	+	// rectangles stay integer under these transforms; rounding absorbs float noise.
	157	+	func (t BufferTransform) RectToBuffer(r image.Rectangle, w, h int) image.Rectangle {
	158	+	ax, ay := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Min.X), float64(r.Min.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
	159	+	bx, by := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Max.X), float64(r.Max.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
	160	+	return image.Rect(int(math.Round(ax)), int(math.Round(ay)), int(math.Round(bx)), int(math.Round(by)))
	161	+	}
	162	+
	163	+	// SeqDamage is what content Seq changed from the one before: Rects in
	164	+	// root buffer pixels, or everything when Full.
	165	+	type SeqDamage struct {
	166	+	Seq uint64
	167	+	Full bool
	168	+	Rects []Rect
	169	+	}
	170	+
	171	+	// DamageSince is the union of changes after content seq up to this one,
	172	+	// and false when the history does not reach back to seq (redraw all).
	173	+	func (c SurfaceContent) DamageSince(seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
	174	+	out, ok := c.AppendDamageSince(nil, seq)
	175	+	if !ok {
	176	+	return nil, false
	177	+	}
	178	+	return out, true
	179	+	}
	180	+
	181	+	// AppendDamageSince is DamageSince appending to dst, so a caller reusing
	182	+	// its slice allocates nothing. When the history does not reach back to seq
	183	+	// it returns dst unchanged and false.
	184	+	func (c SurfaceContent) AppendDamageSince(dst []Rect, seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
	185	+	if seq >= c.Seq {
	186	+	return dst, true
	187	+	}
	188	+	h := c.DamageHistory
	189	+	if len(h) == 0 \|\| h[0].Seq > seq+1 \|\| h[len(h)-1].Seq != c.Seq {
	190	+	return dst, false
	191	+	}
	192	+	n := len(dst)
	193	+	for _, d := range h {
	194	+	if d.Seq <= seq {
	195	+	continue
	196	+	}
	197	+	if d.Full {
	198	+	return dst[:n], false
	199	+	}
	200	+	dst = append(dst, d.Rects...)
	201	+	}
	202	+	return dst, true
	203	+	}
	204	+
	205	+	// Subsurface is a child surface at X, Y logical pixels from the root
	206	+	// surface origin. Below children are drawn under the root surface.
	207	+	type Subsurface struct {
	208	+	X, Y int
	209	+	Below bool
	210	+	SurfaceContent
	211	+	}
	212	+
	213	+	// HasBuffer reports whether the surface itself carries a client buffer.
	214	+	func (c SurfaceContent) HasBuffer() bool {
	215	+	return c.SHM != nil \|\| c.DMABuf != nil \|\| c.Solid != nil
	216	+	}
	217	+
	218	+	// SolidColor is the color of a single-pixel buffer: premultiplied by alpha,
	219	+	// 0 to 1, sRGB-encoded like the pixels of client buffers.
	220	+	type SolidColor struct{ R, G, B, A float32 }
	221	+
	222	+	// Empty reports whether the content has nothing to draw.
	223	+	func (c SurfaceContent) Empty() bool {
	224	+	return !c.HasBuffer() && len(c.Children) == 0
	225	+	}
	226	+
	227	+	// SHMBuffer is a client wl_shm buffer: B8G8R8A8 pixels (argb8888/xrgb8888
	228	+	// little-endian) at Offset in the pool File, Stride bytes per row. The
	229	+	// client keeps writing the file, so renderers copy from it when they draw.
	230	+	// Pool is unique per wl_shm pool for the session: renderers map a pool
	231	+	// once. File stays open while the client's buffer exists and follows the
	232	+	// DMABuf rules: duplicate it under File.SyscallConn before keeping it. A
	233	+	// client may shrink the file at any time, so readers must survive faults.
	234	+	type SHMBuffer struct {
	235	+	Pool uint64
	236	+	File *os.File
	237	+	Offset, Stride int
	238	+	}
	239	+
	240	+	// DMABuf is a client GPU buffer (linux-dmabuf). Its files stay open while
	241	+	// the client's buffer exists; a renderer that keeps it must duplicate the
	242	+	// descriptors under File.SyscallConn so a concurrent close cannot hand it a
	243	+	// reused one. ID is unique per buffer for the whole session: renderers key
	244	+	// their imports on it.
	245	+	type DMABuf struct {
	246	+	ID uint64
	247	+	Width, Height int
	248	+	Format uint32 // DRM fourcc
	249	+	Modifier uint64
	250	+	Planes []DMABufPlane
	251	+	}
	252	+
	253	+	// DMABufPlane is one plane of a DMABuf.
	254	+	type DMABufPlane struct {
	255	+	File *os.File
	256	+	Offset, Stride uint32
	257	+	}
	258	+
	259	+	// DMABufFormat is a DRM fourcc with a modifier the renderer can import.
	260	+	type DMABufFormat struct {
	261	+	Format uint32
	262	+	Modifier uint64
	263	+	}
	264	+
	265	+	// DMABufSupport is what the renderer imports: the render device (a dev_t,
	266	+	// 0 when unknown) and the formats. No formats means no dmabuf.
	267	+	type DMABufSupport struct {
	268	+	Device uint64
	269	+	Formats []DMABufFormat
	270	+	}

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	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	import (
	4	+	"image"
	5	+	"math"
	6	+	"os"
	7	+	)
	8	+
	9	+	// SurfaceColor is the committed encoding of a surface. Zero means sRGB.
	10	+	// PQ+BT.2020 and extended-linear sRGB are color-managed; zero is legacy
	11	+	// sRGB. MaxCLL/MaxFALL are in nits. YUV metadata is per surface commit.
	12	+	type SurfaceColor struct {
	13	+	TF, Primaries uint8
	14	+	MaxCLL, MaxFALL uint16
	15	+	// Coefficients/range follow wp_color_representation_v1 (zero =
	16	+	// unspecified, for YUV interpreted as BT.709 limited). Chroma is a
	17	+	// H.273 Chroma420SampleLocType + 1 (zero defaults to type 0).
	18	+	Coefficients, Range, Chroma uint8
	19	+	}
	20	+
	21	+	const (
	22	+	ColorTFPQ uint8 = 11 // wp_color_manager_v1 ST2084 PQ
	23	+	ColorTFExtendedLinear uint8 = 5 // wp_color_manager_v1 ext_linear
	24	+	ColorPrimariesBT2020 uint8 = 6 // wp_color_manager_v1 BT.2020
	25	+	ColorPrimariesSRGB uint8 = 1
	26	+	ColorTFSRGB uint8 = 9 // wp_color_manager_v1 sRGB
	27	+	)
	28	+
	29	+	func (c SurfaceColor) IsPQ2020() bool {
	30	+	return c.TF == ColorTFPQ && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesBT2020
	31	+	}
	32	+
	33	+	func (c SurfaceColor) IsExtendedLinear() bool {
	34	+	return c.TF == ColorTFExtendedLinear && c.Primaries == ColorPrimariesSRGB
	35	+	}
	36	+
	37	+	// ContentType is the committed wp_content_type_v1 hint.
	38	+	type ContentType uint8
	39	+
	40	+	const (
	41	+	ContentNone ContentType = iota
	42	+	ContentPhoto
	43	+	ContentVideo
	44	+	ContentGame
	45	+	)
	46	+
	47	+	// SurfaceContent carries wayland → output the latest committed content of a
	48	+	// window: SHM, a client shared-memory buffer, DMABuf, a GPU buffer, or
	49	+	// Solid, a single-pixel buffer. Renderers read them in place and never modify
	50	+	// them. Empty means the window
	51	+	// has no content. LogicalW and LogicalH are the surface size in logical
	52	+	// pixels (buffer scale and viewport applied). Subsurfaces come in Children;
	53	+	// Geometry is the part of the surface that is the window (xdg window
	54	+	// geometry), the rest being client shadows.
	55	+	type SurfaceContent struct {
	56	+	ID WindowID
	57	+	ContentType ContentType
	58	+	// Surface is a never-reused wl_surface identity; Version identifies its
	59	+	// applied buffer content independently of the window publication Seq.
	60	+	Surface, Version uint64
	61	+	// Seq counts the window's contents (wayland sets it), for release.
	62	+	Seq uint64
	63	+	Width, Height int
	64	+	LogicalW, LogicalH int
	65	+	// Source is the committed crop in buffer pixels: x, y, width, height.
	66	+	// Zero width means the entire buffer is used.
	67	+	Source [4]float32
	68	+	// Transform is the wl_output.transform the client applied to the
	69	+	// buffer: readers apply its inverse. Width and Height stay the buffer's.
	70	+	Transform BufferTransform
	71	+	// Opaque ignores the alpha byte: an x format, or an opaque region that
	72	+	// covers the whole surface. It is false while Fade is set.
	73	+	Opaque bool
	74	+	// OpaqueRect is the largest rect of the opaque region inside a surface
	75	+	// that is not wholly Opaque, in logical pixels from the surface origin:
	76	+	// the pixels there ignore alpha too, so the surfaces below it are hidden
	77	+	// by it. Empty when there is none or while Fade is set.
	78	+	OpaqueRect Rect
	79	+	// Fade is how much wp_alpha_modifier_v1 fades the surface: 0 none,
	80	+	// 1 invisible. Its opacity is multiplied by 1-Fade.
	81	+	Fade float32
	82	+	Color SurfaceColor
	83	+	SHM *SHMBuffer
	84	+	DMABuf *DMABuf
	85	+	// Solid is a single-pixel buffer (Width and Height are 1): the surface is
	86	+	// one flat color.
	87	+	Solid *SolidColor
	88	+	// Children are the subsurfaces, bottom to top, flattened.
	89	+	Children []Subsurface
	90	+	// Geometry is in logical pixels from the surface origin; empty means
	91	+	// the whole surface.
	92	+	Geometry Rect
	93	+	// Async asks for tearing presentation (wp_tearing_control_v1); outputs
	94	+	// honour it only in direct scanout.
	95	+	Async bool
	96	+	// Acquire is the explicit-sync fence of this content's root buffer
	97	+	// (wp_linux_drm_syncobj_v1): readers wait on it before reading the
	98	+	// buffer, instead of the buffer's implicit fences. Wayland owns it and
	99	+	// closes it when the buffer is released; a reader that keeps it past
	100	+	// the call duplicates it under Acquire.SyscallConn. nil: implicit sync.
	101	+	// Wayland closes it only after every output reported a later content of
	102	+	// the window as seen, so a reader never gets it already closed.
	103	+	Acquire *os.File
	104	+	// DamageHistory is what changed in the root surface's buffer over the
	105	+	// window's last contents, oldest first, ending with this one (Seq).
	106	+	// A renderer holding an older content redraws the union of the
	107	+	// entries after it, or everything when the history does not reach it.
	108	+	DamageHistory []SeqDamage
	109	+	}
	110	+
	111	+	// BufferTransform is a wl_output.transform value: bit 0 rotates 90°
	112	+	// counter-clockwise, bit 1 rotates 180°, bit 2 flips around the vertical
	113	+	// axis first.
	114	+	type BufferTransform uint8
	115	+
	116	+	// Rotated reports whether width and height swap between buffer and surface.
	117	+	func (t BufferTransform) Rotated() bool { return t&1 != 0 }
	118	+
	119	+	// Size returns the size of a w×h space seen through t: width and height swap
	120	+	// when t is Rotated.
	121	+	func (t BufferTransform) Size(w, h int) (int, int) {
	122	+	if t.Rotated() {
	123	+	return h, w
	124	+	}
	125	+	return w, h
	126	+	}
	127	+
	128	+	// ToBuffer maps a point of a w×h surface (logical, before scale) to the
	129	+	// same point of its buffer, in the buffer's untransformed w'×h' axes, where
	130	+	// w' and h' swap when the transform is Rotated.
	131	+	func (t BufferTransform) ToBuffer(x, y, w, h float64) (float64, float64) {
	132	+	if t&4 != 0 {
	133	+	x = w - x
	134	+	}
	135	+	switch t & 3 {
	136	+	case 1:
	137	+	return y, w - x
	138	+	case 2:
	139	+	return w - x, h - y
	140	+	case 3:
	141	+	return h - y, x
	142	+	}
	143	+	return x, y
	144	+	}
	145	+
	146	+	// Invert is the transform that maps target points back: for a w×h scene and
	147	+	// its w'×h' target, t.Invert().ToBuffer(t.ToBuffer(p, w, h), w', h') == p.
	148	+	func (t BufferTransform) Invert() BufferTransform {
	149	+	if t&1 != 0 && t&4 == 0 {
	150	+	return t ^ 2
	151	+	}
	152	+	return t
	153	+	}
	154	+
	155	+	// RectToBuffer maps a rectangle of a w×h surface to the buffer. Integer
	156	+	// rectangles stay integer under these transforms; rounding absorbs float noise.
	157	+	func (t BufferTransform) RectToBuffer(r image.Rectangle, w, h int) image.Rectangle {
	158	+	ax, ay := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Min.X), float64(r.Min.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
	159	+	bx, by := t.ToBuffer(float64(r.Max.X), float64(r.Max.Y), float64(w), float64(h))
	160	+	return image.Rect(int(math.Round(ax)), int(math.Round(ay)), int(math.Round(bx)), int(math.Round(by)))
	161	+	}
	162	+
	163	+	// SeqDamage is what content Seq changed from the one before: Rects in
	164	+	// root buffer pixels, or everything when Full.
	165	+	type SeqDamage struct {
	166	+	Seq uint64
	167	+	Full bool
	168	+	Rects []Rect
	169	+	}
	170	+
	171	+	// DamageSince is the union of changes after content seq up to this one,
	172	+	// and false when the history does not reach back to seq (redraw all).
	173	+	func (c SurfaceContent) DamageSince(seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
	174	+	out, ok := c.AppendDamageSince(nil, seq)
	175	+	if !ok {
	176	+	return nil, false
	177	+	}
	178	+	return out, true
	179	+	}
	180	+
	181	+	// AppendDamageSince is DamageSince appending to dst, so a caller reusing
	182	+	// its slice allocates nothing. When the history does not reach back to seq
	183	+	// it returns dst unchanged and false.
	184	+	func (c SurfaceContent) AppendDamageSince(dst []Rect, seq uint64) ([]Rect, bool) {
	185	+	if seq >= c.Seq {
	186	+	return dst, true
	187	+	}
	188	+	h := c.DamageHistory
	189	+	if len(h) == 0 \|\| h[0].Seq > seq+1 \|\| h[len(h)-1].Seq != c.Seq {
	190	+	return dst, false
	191	+	}
	192	+	n := len(dst)
	193	+	for _, d := range h {
	194	+	if d.Seq <= seq {
	195	+	continue
	196	+	}
	197	+	if d.Full {
	198	+	return dst[:n], false
	199	+	}
	200	+	dst = append(dst, d.Rects...)
	201	+	}
	202	+	return dst, true
	203	+	}
	204	+
	205	+	// Subsurface is a child surface at X, Y logical pixels from the root
	206	+	// surface origin. Below children are drawn under the root surface.
	207	+	type Subsurface struct {
	208	+	X, Y int
	209	+	Below bool
	210	+	SurfaceContent
	211	+	}
	212	+
	213	+	// HasBuffer reports whether the surface itself carries a client buffer.
	214	+	func (c SurfaceContent) HasBuffer() bool {
	215	+	return c.SHM != nil \|\| c.DMABuf != nil \|\| c.Solid != nil
	216	+	}
	217	+
	218	+	// SolidColor is the color of a single-pixel buffer: premultiplied by alpha,
	219	+	// 0 to 1, sRGB-encoded like the pixels of client buffers.
	220	+	type SolidColor struct{ R, G, B, A float32 }
	221	+
	222	+	// Empty reports whether the content has nothing to draw.
	223	+	func (c SurfaceContent) Empty() bool {
	224	+	return !c.HasBuffer() && len(c.Children) == 0
	225	+	}
	226	+
	227	+	// SHMBuffer is a client wl_shm buffer: B8G8R8A8 pixels (argb8888/xrgb8888
	228	+	// little-endian) at Offset in the pool File, Stride bytes per row. The
	229	+	// client keeps writing the file, so renderers copy from it when they draw.
	230	+	// Pool is unique per wl_shm pool for the session: renderers map a pool
	231	+	// once. File stays open while the client's buffer exists and follows the
	232	+	// DMABuf rules: duplicate it under File.SyscallConn before keeping it. A
	233	+	// client may shrink the file at any time, so readers must survive faults.
	234	+	type SHMBuffer struct {
	235	+	Pool uint64
	236	+	File *os.File
	237	+	Offset, Stride int
	238	+	}
	239	+
	240	+	// DMABuf is a client GPU buffer (linux-dmabuf). Its files stay open while
	241	+	// the client's buffer exists; a renderer that keeps it must duplicate the
	242	+	// descriptors under File.SyscallConn so a concurrent close cannot hand it a
	243	+	// reused one. ID is unique per buffer for the whole session: renderers key
	244	+	// their imports on it.
	245	+	type DMABuf struct {
	246	+	ID uint64
	247	+	Width, Height int
	248	+	Format uint32 // DRM fourcc
	249	+	Modifier uint64
	250	+	Planes []DMABufPlane
	251	+	}
	252	+
	253	+	// DMABufPlane is one plane of a DMABuf.
	254	+	type DMABufPlane struct {
	255	+	File *os.File
	256	+	Offset, Stride uint32
	257	+	}
	258	+
	259	+	// DMABufFormat is a DRM fourcc with a modifier the renderer can import.
	260	+	type DMABufFormat struct {
	261	+	Format uint32
	262	+	Modifier uint64
	263	+	}
	264	+
	265	+	// DMABufSupport is what the renderer imports: the render device (a dev_t,
	266	+	// 0 when unknown) and the formats. No formats means no dmabuf.
	267	+	type DMABufSupport struct {
	268	+	Device uint64
	269	+	Formats []DMABufFormat
	270	+	}

A internal/ports/workspace_events.go +25 -0

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	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// WorkspaceActivate requests showing workspaces by stable ID, in commit order.
	4	+	// Core applies the entire batch before publishing a new state.
	5	+	type WorkspaceActivate struct{ IDs []uint64 }
	6	+
	7	+	func (WorkspaceActivate) clientEvent() {}
	8	+
	9	+	// Workspaces is an immutable, latest-only inventory of output workspaces.
	10	+	type Workspaces struct{ Outputs []WorkspaceOutput }
	11	+	type WorkspaceOutput struct {
	12	+	Name string
	13	+	Workspaces []WorkspaceInfo
	14	+	}
	15	+	type WorkspaceInfo struct {
	16	+	ID uint64
	17	+	Configured string // configured name; empty for dynamic workspaces. ID, not this, identifies the workspace
	18	+	Name string
	19	+	Index int // zero-based vertical coordinate
	20	+	Active, Hidden bool
	21	+	// Frame is the workspace viewport in output-local logical pixels
	22	+	// (Monitor.Frame geometry: the whole output unless the workspace has a
	23	+	// size override). It is where a capture session of it lies.
	24	+	Frame Rect
	25	+	}

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	1	+	package ports
	2	+
	3	+	// WorkspaceActivate requests showing workspaces by stable ID, in commit order.
	4	+	// Core applies the entire batch before publishing a new state.
	5	+	type WorkspaceActivate struct{ IDs []uint64 }
	6	+
	7	+	func (WorkspaceActivate) clientEvent() {}
	8	+
	9	+	// Workspaces is an immutable, latest-only inventory of output workspaces.
	10	+	type Workspaces struct{ Outputs []WorkspaceOutput }
	11	+	type WorkspaceOutput struct {
	12	+	Name string
	13	+	Workspaces []WorkspaceInfo
	14	+	}
	15	+	type WorkspaceInfo struct {
	16	+	ID uint64
	17	+	Configured string // configured name; empty for dynamic workspaces. ID, not this, identifies the workspace
	18	+	Name string
	19	+	Index int // zero-based vertical coordinate
	20	+	Active, Hidden bool
	21	+	// Frame is the workspace viewport in output-local logical pixels
	22	+	// (Monitor.Frame geometry: the whole output unless the workspace has a
	23	+	// size override). It is where a capture session of it lies.
	24	+	Frame Rect
	25	+	}