monitor: report a scheduled frame when tearing on cursor move
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@ -1441,6 +1441,24 @@ void CMonitor::onMonitorFrame() {
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g_pHyprRenderer->renderMonitor(self.lock());
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}
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void CMonitor::onCursorMovedOnMonitor() {
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if (!tearingState.activelyTearing || !solitaryClient || !g_pHyprRenderer->shouldRenderCursor())
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return;
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// submit a frame immediately. This will only update the cursor pos.
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// output->state->setBuffer(output->state->state().buffer);
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// output->state->addDamage(CRegion{});
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// output->state->setPresentationMode(Aquamarine::eOutputPresentationMode::AQ_OUTPUT_PRESENTATION_IMMEDIATE);
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// if (!output->commit())
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// Debug::log(ERR, "onCursorMovedOnMonitor: tearing and wanted to update cursor, failed.");
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// FIXME: try to do the above. We currently can't just render because drm is a fucking bitch
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// and throws a "nO pRoP cAn Be ChAnGeD dUrInG AsYnC fLiP" on crtc_x
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// this will throw too but fix it if we use sw cursors
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tearingState.frameScheduledWhileBusy = true;
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}
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CMonitorState::CMonitorState(CMonitor* owner) : m_pOwner(owner) {
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;
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}
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