efl.input.interface
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| | | |interface Efl.Input.Interface
| | | |├ (P) seat_event_filter
| | | |├ (E) pointer,move
| | | |├ (E) pointer,down
| | | |├ (E) pointer,up
| | | |├ (E) pointer,cancel
| | | |├ (E) pointer,in
| | | |├ (E) pointer,out
| | | |├ (E) pointer,wheel
| | | |├ (E) pointer,axis
| | | |├ (E) finger,move
| | | |├ (E) finger,down
| | | |├ (E) finger,up
| | | |├ (E) key,down
| | | |├ (E) key,up
| | | |├ (E) hold
| | | |├ (E) focus,in
| | | |├ (E) focus,out

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Differential Revisions: D8296: api: mark efl.loop_timer stable
Commits: D8290 / rEFLc73ca5d22914: efl.input.interface: mark seat_event_filter @beta

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Status	Assigned	Task
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Resolved	zmike	T7555 efl.canvas.object
Open	None	T7562 efl.input.interface
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zmike created this task.Jan 8 2019, 11:33 AM

zmike triaged this task as TODO priority.

zmike edited projects, added efl: api; removed efl: language bindings.Jan 10 2019, 10:01 AM

zmike added subscribers: SanghyeonLee, JongminLee, myoungwoon.

This seems like it has some overlap with T7584?

Where? I cannot find any overlap.

(E) focus,in
(E) focus,out

Oh, I thought to meant "conceptual" overlap, sorry.

Yeah, right there, Efl.Ui.Win implements both interfaces, so a user will never know which one is receiving, or to which one he is subscribing.
Is this wrong, though? Do these two events mean the same thing?

I can't figure out what are the difference between this two set of focus events. @bu5hm4n do you have an idea?

It seems like this is the per-object input interface according to some sources.