If the window position is not specified, which is a reasonable thing to
do when using the layer shell protocol, setWidth() and setHeight() can
unintentionally change the screen() to the wrong one.
This change adds a setScreen() function so it's harder to shoot
yourself in the foot while using the layer shell protocol.
(cherry picked from commit 430ad3630f)
Depending on code path taken, geometry.size() == m_pendingSize can
produce incorrect results.
If a configure event is applied, it's fine.
If the window is resized by user, m_pendingSize will have outdated value,
and setWindowGeometry() can ignore future size updates that are valid.
In hindsight, we need special hooks in the QWaylandWindow to request and
apply new geometry. Rather than have one function that deals with all cases.
This reverts commit be63783888.
It broke keyboard input in sddm greeter. While defaulting to a non-spec
value is not great, it's also not that critical. It might be worth
considering synchronizing Qt::WindowDoesNotAcceptFocus with the keyboard
interactivity flag, but the tricky part is that the keyboard interactivty
is not just a boolean.
BUG: 477251
The new API is temporary. It's needed to help us with porting plasma to
the layer shell protocol until Qt 6.6 is released, which includes
QWaylandShellSurface::attachPopup().
With QWaylandWindow::setShellIntegration(), it's possible to use
xdg-shell and layer-shell protocols in the same process. It's important
for plasmashell, where we want to use the layer shell protocol for
special surfaces such as the desktop background, and the xdg shell
protocol for dialogs.
In order to make a QWindow use the layer shell protocol, you need to
call LayerShellQt::Window::get() before the window is mapped.
The warning itself:
> /home/tsdgeos/devel/kde/layer-shell-qt/src/qwaylandlayershell_p.h:23:24: note: did you mean class here?
> QWaylandLayerShell(struct QtWayland::zwlr_layer_shell_v1 *shell);
Vlad Zahorodnii
