If you need a link to the project, you can find it here. I wouldn't mind doing a lion share of the work if you could communicate the high level strategy of your design.
Thanks!
If you need a link to the project, you can find it here. I wouldn't mind doing a lion share of the work if you could communicate the high level strategy of your design.
Thanks!
I wasn't aware of your module, it hasn't been released yet?
I didn't add support for other libraries, all you need is a Pointer to window widget, or monitor if you want to use a method that works with monitor.
For example, for Gnome::Gtk3, it's $gtk_window.get-native-object for GTK::Simple, it's $app.WIDGET. And from having a quick look at your module, it's $gtk_window.widget along with some other aliases? So if I'm not mistaken, in short it would be:
use GTK::Window;
my GTK::Window $gtk_window .= new: GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL;
my $window = $gtk_window.widget;
my GtkLayerShell $layer_surface .= new: :$window, :init;
@CIAvash, No. These have not been released yet. Mainly because it became quite large, quite quickly.
I'm glad to see your module is fairly agnostic in its approach. Thanks for writing it.
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