Re: [PATCH xwayland 1/2] events: Stop tracking current cursor ourself

2015-09-29 Thread Keith Packard
Jonas Ådahl writes: > Instead of tracking what cursor is the current ourself, rely on the > next layer (most likely mipointer.c) do it for us. It leaves us with > a bit less logic in dix/ without any significant performance loss. Always nice to eliminate redundant code like

[PATCH xwayland 1/2] events: Stop tracking current cursor ourself

2015-09-28 Thread Jonas Ådahl
Instead of tracking what cursor is the current ourself, rely on the next layer (most likely mipointer.c) do it for us. It leaves us with a bit less logic in dix/ without any significant performance loss. Signed-off-by: Jonas Ådahl --- dix/events.c | 28