04:27 <leviathan> ifreund: thanks for your suggestion. I've decided to stop exploring Hyprland. After studying the Sway codebase, I am now attempting to implement the InputMethodPopup feature in River.

04:28 <leviathan> I've encountered my first issue: when adding callback functions to events, how can I determine which parameters these callback functions require? This question might be very basic, but please bear with me as I am a beginner.

08:47 <ifreund> leviathan: read zig-wlroots and wlroots code

08:47 <ifreund> or just read the compile error when you get it wrong

08:53 <leviathan> ifreund:

08:54 <leviathan> I have read the zig-wlroots code, taking the event in Input_method_v2 as an example,

08:54 <leviathan>  I only saw new_popup_surface: wl.Signal(*wlr.InputPopupSurfaceV2), but I still don't know what types of parameters the callback function should accept.

08:54 <leviathan> Forgive me, I'm somewhat of a novice.

09:09 <ifreund> leviathan: have you had a look at the many existing callback functions in rivers codebase? they serve as pretty good examples

09:10 <ifreund> if you're looking for the generic source code of the Listener type, that's in zig-wayland

11:16 <nmeum> I am currently trying to understand how to configure multiple outputs/monitors under river: I understand that river implements the wlr-output-management-unstable-v1 protocol and that tools like wlr-randr allow me to configure outputs via this protocol. however, wlr-randr does (for example) not allow me to configure the output position (e.g. above/left/right of another output). how would I

11:16 <nmeum> do that? do I need a wlr-randr alternative?

11:18 <larstiq_> afaik you can do that with wlr-randr, but I use Kanshi

11:25 <larstiq_> nmeum: --pos x,y is what lets you position outputs

11:26 <nmeum> aaaahhh, thanks!

19:50 <lillian> hi, having a weird issue where if I have a video playing in chrome (even on a non-active workspace) other chrome windows have trouble refreshing the output

19:51 <lillian> reproducing is really hard, it's very inconsistent - sometimes it'll happen for a few seconds into the video, sometimes it'll randomly start happening in the middle of playback

19:51 <lillian> not sure this is a river bug but I don't really have any idea how to debug this

20:39 <novakane> oh, I didn't saw these commits, no more Self \o/

23:24 <NickH> It does seem to make the code more readable.

23:37 <ifreund> yeah, I'd stopped doing the "self" thing for new code a while ago and decided it was finally time to fix the old code and get everything more consistent