QPlatformIntegration::screens() no longer has to be implemented,
implementations should call QPlatformIntegration::screenAdded() for each
screen instead. This is for being able to support adding screens at
run-time later on, by connecting it to a signal in QGuiApplication.
The QGuiGLContext API has changed a bit, by not sending in all the
parameters in the constructor but instead having a create() function.
The createPlatformGLContext() factory in QPlatformIntegration takes a
QGuiGLContext * instead of a QSurfaceFormat and a share context, similar
to how the window and backing store factory functions work.
The XCB plugin has experimental support for connecting to multiple X
displays simultaneously, creating one or more QScreen for each.
Change-Id: I248a22a4fd3481280710110272c04a30a8021e8f
Reviewed-on: http://codereview.qt.nokia.com/2103
Reviewed-by: Qt Sanity Bot <qt_sanity_bot@ovi.com>
Reviewed-by: Jørgen Lind <jorgen.lind@nokia.com>
Rename QGuiGLFormat to QSurfaceFormat, and make QWindow sub-class of
QSurface and QPlatformWindow sub-class of QPlatformSurface, instead of
having QPlatformGLSurface accessor in QWindow.
To enable having a single GL context used for multiple drawables we need
to de-couple the context class a bit more from the window class in the
plugin API. Now contexts are created stand-alone based on a GL format
and a share context, and when calling makeCurrent() a desired surface
is specified. This maps well to GLX, EGL, Cocoa, AGL, and WGL, which all
support this use case.
QWindowContext is renamed to QGuiGLContext, and QWindowFormat is renamed
to QGuiGLFormat. We have the ability to introduce a pbuffer or similar
other offscreen GL drawable abstraction in the future.
