MirOS Manual: XvPortNotify(3)


XvPortNotify(3X)    UNIX Programmer's Manual     XvPortNotify(3X)

Name

     XvPortNotify - event generated when port attributes change

Syntax

     #include <X11/extensions/Xvlib.h>

          typedef union {
            int type;
            XvVideoNotifyEvent xvvideo;
            XvPortNotifyEvent xvport;
            long pad[24];
          } XvEvent;

          typedef struct {
            int type;
            unsigned long serial;
            Bool send_event;
            Display *display;
            XvPortID port_id;
            Time time;
            Atom attribute;
            long value;
          } XvPortNotifyEvent;

     type    Specifies the type of event: XvPortNotify.

     serial  Number of the last request processed by the server.

     send_event
             True if the event was generated by a SendEvent
             request.

     display A pointer to the display the event was read from.

     port_id The port whose attribute has changed.

     attribute
             An atom specifying the attribute that changed.

     value   The new value of the attribute.

Description

     XvPortNotify events are generated when a port attribute is
     set using the XvSetPortAttribute(3X) function.

See Also

     XvSetPortAttribute(3X), XvGetPortAttribute(3X),
     XvSelectPortNotify(3X)

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