00:47 <leon-p> i wonder if we should do that for the other cursors that aren't "default" as well. I think the movement cursor (the four arrows one) isn't in the default theme either yet we use it

14:45 <leviathan> I'd like to render a new Popup surface for IMEPopup. How should I proceed, and which methods do I need to call? Is there an implementation I can refer to?

14:46 <leviathan> Implementing IMEPopup has proven too challenging for me; I've spent a long time studying the code from other related projects.

14:49 <leviathan> I noticed that they've maintained a new IMEPopup list within InputRelay.

14:50 <leviathan> However, upon examining the interfaces of wlroots, I discovered that InputMethod itself contains an IMEPopupSurface list variable.

14:50 <leviathan> Interestingly, I haven't even seen Sway or Hyprland attempt to access this variable.

14:51 <leviathan> I don’t even understand why there's a need to maintain a list instead of just including a single IMEPopup in Relay.

14:52 <leviathan> I lack too much of the knowledge needed to implement this feature.

14:58 <leviathan> I'm convinced that these projects all follow the same implementation style.

14:58 <leviathan> Whenever InputRelay sends an IME state or an IMEPopup's surface undergoes a commit, unmap, they all invoke an extremely complex updatePopup function.

15:05 <leviathan> In the updatePopup method, they perform a series of functions.

15:05 <leviathan>  I split them into getInputFocusedInfo, cleanupExistingScenes, getCursorArea, getParentSceneInfo, calculatePopupPosition, renderNewPopupSurface, sendTextInputRectangle