Update cargo resolver to version 2 to avoid unwanted feature activation.
The package sdl2-sys has features bundled and static-link for target
linux activated, since the cargo resolver version 1 aggregates all
possible features. The newer version avoids this behaviour.
See also:
https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/resolver.html#feature-resolver-version-2
* Fix warnings associated with neovide-derive
* Remove unused transparency member
Sdl2WindowWrapper had a property called transparency that was never
read and was causing a warning.
* Add Lint with Clippy to build workflow
The build was broken by skulpin shifting around its feature flags as
part of the rewrite for 0.12. I have set it to the last pre 0.12
version from the registry (independently confirmed there were no
unreleased changes in the skulpin git repo).
* Remote TCP proof of concept
* Allow usage of both tcp and child connections using `TxWrapper`
* Tidy up and add flag to set tcp target
* Add readme section
* Remove the need for `Compat<TxWrapper>` as we are wrapping it anyway
* Quick fix for Arch users since DistroTube made a video about neovide. (Most likely a lot more arch users will be installing it)
* Quick fix for Arch users since DistroTube made a video about neovide. (Most likely a lot more arch users will be installing it)
This is the standard way to distribute applications for macOS.
It also avoids relying on GitHub to preserve file permissions (particularly +x) when zipping files.
Fixes#466
* Add Neovim Logo as an SVG asset
This logo was created in Inkscape by combining the Rust logo's gear ring
with the Neovim logo.
* Add rendered PNG versions of the Neovide logo
Rendered using Inkscape from the original SVG.
* Add assets README with license information
The CC-BY 3.0 and 4.0 licenses (used by me, the Rust project, and the
Neovim project) all require attribution, which we do in this document.
Specifically, they require:
* Appropriate credit -- e.g., creator name and link
* Indication if and what changes were made to the original
SDL tells the window manager to disable compositing for its windows by
default in order to somewhat improve rendering performance. This is
unfortunate for a text editor one would be using concurrently with other
programs, because KDE misbehaves with its global taskbar if this is
done, and it also may freeze or otherwise break the display of running
Firefox windows. This misbehaviour affects all SDL windows including
e.g. games such as Factorio.
There is a global switch to ignore all applications making this request
in the KDE compositor settings called "Allow applications to block
compositing", as well as an option in the window rules dialog to do it
for individual windows by class, but we should try to do the right thing
by default. The user can decide to block compositing per-window with
these rules if they wish to preserve the previous behaviour.
Fixes#370.
* Added procedural macro crate
* Initial derive macro implementation
* Compiles for cursor settings
* Derive macro working correctly
* Derive macro working for all settings structs
* Cleanup
* Moved the binary back to the project root
* remove unused utils file
Co-authored-by: Tim Harding <Tim@TimHarding.co>
* fixing dpi
* refactor rendered window for better dpi scaling
* prevent cursor from animating out of the window bounds
Co-authored-by: Gabby Grinslade <grinsladeg@gmail.com>