"Philippe C.D. Robert" wrote:
> XGContext *context = (XGContext *)[XGContext currentContext];
> gswindow_device_t *wdev = [XGContext _windowWithTag:[win windowNumber]];
>
> /*
> * Required info to get a visual
> */
>
> dpy = [context xDisplay];
> drawable = (*wget).buffer;
> xScreen = (*wdev).screen;
Hopefully you can get these things without resorting to backend
functions, since it's really not set up for that and I don't have time
to fix it.
You can get the display from the DPS operator DPScurrentserverdevice():
DPScurrentserverdevice (GSCurrentContext(), &dpy_ptr); dpy = *dpy_ptr;
DPScurrentwindowdevice() will return the window, but not the backing
store. I don't think
there is currently something to do that. Perhaps it should return the
backing store instead?
and you can probably get the screen this way:
xScreen = [[[[win screen] deviceDescription] objectForKey:
@"NSScreenNumber"] intValue];
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