Ian Douglas Scott
Ian Douglas Scott
`Read` is implemented for `&mut T` where `T: Read`, so where lifetime bounds aren't inconvenient, you can use something like `ISO9660::new(&mut file)` without consuming the original reader.
So this ISO has some kind of invalid bytes sequence in place of the date? I wonder how other implementations handle this sort of thing.
Travis has encryption support for things like API keys. https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/encryption-keys/
Weston's implementation: https://cgit.freedesktop.org/wayland/weston/tree/xwayland/selection.c
Haiku apparently has some kind of Wayland support too. Which is better for running applications currently? Native Haiku support in winit would be good.
> Going further, do we want to add a feature to remove these two external libraries from our X backend altogether and just use x11rb's pure-Rust backend? Doesn't this run...
I don't think that's possible, really. The `xdg_shell` protocol used on Wayland for normal windows doesn't support anything like `WindowLevel`. To do that you need layer-shell, but the behavior is...
I guess for this to work, `Kqueue` needs a method for registering things other than fds, and `Poll` would need BSD/macOS specific methods wrapping it? `EVFILT_SIGNAL` messages are sent after...
Good point. This needn't result in any change to the public API (other than making the signal support available on BSD/macOS). It could be useful to have a public API...
I guess to supress the first warning, padding bytes in structs also need to be initialized.