WaylandCompositor QML Type

This property is true if WaylandCompositor has been initialized, otherwise it's false.

This property contains the first in the list of outputs added to the WaylandCompositor, or null if no outputs have been added.

Setting a new default output prepends it to the output list, making it the new default, but the previous default is not removed from the list.

This property contains the default seat for this WaylandCompositor.

A list of extensions that the compositor advertises to its clients. For any Wayland extension the compositor should support, instantiate its component, and add it to the list of extensions.

For instance, the following code would allow the clients to request wl_shell surfaces in the compositor using the wl_shell interface.

import QtWayland.Compositor 1.15

WaylandCompositor {
    WlShell {
        // ...
    }
}

This property holds whether retained selection is enabled.

This property holds the socket name used by WaylandCompositor to communicate with clients. It must be set before the component is completed.

If the socketName is empty (the default), the contents of the start argument --wayland-socket-name are used instead. If the argument is not set, the compositor tries to find a socket name, which is wayland-0 by default.

This property holds whether the hardware integration extension should be enabled for this WaylandCompositor.

This property must be set before the compositor component is completed.

This signal is emitted when a new WaylandSurface instance surface has been created.

Note: The corresponding handler is onSurfaceCreated.

This signal is emitted when a client has created a surface with id id. The interface version is also available.

The slot connecting to this signal may create and initialize a WaylandSurface instance in the scope of the slot. Otherwise a default surface is created.

Note: The corresponding handler is onSurfaceRequested.

Listen for client connections on a file descriptor, fd, referring to a server socket already bound and listening.

Does not take ownership of the file descriptor; it must be closed explicitly if needed.

This method was introduced in Qt 5.12.

Destroys the given WaylandClient client.

Destroys the client for the WaylandSurface surface.