A redesign of popover was needed: it can no longer query the application state directly due to current state being its own actor, so instead the popover gets a dedicated copy of the relevant state.
I'm not entirely happy with the extra complexity of having an extra actor just for 1 string, but at least the duplication between C and Rust and mutual calls have been reduced.
Geometry is now permanently married to the widget rather the renderer. While geometry is not always defined, C doesn't support sum types, so checks won't be enforced by the compiler. It's OK to pretend there's always some geometry to avoid crashes.
This fixes some rendering things which would happen with multiple state-sharing buttons. It also removes some interfaces exposing rows, views, layouts, and buttons, bringing the code closer to removing them from the FFI entirely.
- use G_DECLARE_ and G_DEFINE_ macros
- move all data into ClassNamePrivate
- use _get_instance_private()
This should not introduce any functional changes or breakage.
Skipped two classes (EekKeyboard and EekboardContextService) for now in
order not to break the build.
These two classes are used in some very funky WIP code that tries to
circumvent encapsulation.
(Funky code is in eekboard/key-emitter.c and eekboard/eekboard-context-service.c)
EekGtkKeyboard is now a subclass of GtkWidget not EekKeyboard. Widget
creation is done as follows:
layout = eek_xkl_layout_new (...);
keyboard = eek_keyboard_new (layout, 640, 480);
widget = eek_gtk_keyboard_new (keyboard);
Broken Clutter support is temporarily disabled.
