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support Wayland GTK backend in Window.GetHandle

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This adds support for getting a Wayland `wl_surface` from
`Window.GetHandle`. The behavior of the function is now to return either
an X11 window ID or Wayland `wl_surface` if running a GTK build on those
backends, return 0 on any other GTK backend, or else return the C++
`GetHandle` result unmodified. This is the simplest fix for the Wayland
issue without worrying about breaking existing user code, as this
function already failed for any non-X11 GTK build. Returning 0 on
non-X11/Wayland GTK platforms sidesteps the issue of making sure e.g.
GTK Mac GetHandle returns the same type as native Cocoa Mac GetHandle.
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unawarez
2024-06-12 18:19:22 -05:00
parent 78938da121
commit a7b3401ed5
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@@ -136,6 +136,16 @@ def run():
m1.find('externalLeading').out = True
c.find('GetHandle').type = 'wxUIntPtr*'
c.find('GetHandle').detailedDoc = [
"""The returned value differs from the C++ version of GetHandle when \
running on the GTK port. When running on Wayland with GTK, this \
function returns a `wl_surface` pointer for the native OS window \
containing the widget. On X11 with GTK, this returns the X window \
ID for the containing window. On any other backend with GTK, this \
function returns 0.\n\n"""
"""On some platforms this may return 0 if the window has not yet been shown."""
]
c.find('GetHandle').setCppCode("return new wxUIntPtr(wxPyGetWinHandle(self));")
c.addCppMethod('void*', 'GetGtkWidget', '()', """\