Wayland: Switched to using a reference to relative_pointer_manager_proxy when creating SeatData#1179
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…r_manager_v1" callback comes after the "wl_seat" callback
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Apart from the little point I raised, this looks good! 👍 |
…s to the relative_pointer_manager_proxy will happen on the same thread.
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Changed SeatData to obtain a reference to the relative pointer manager proxy in SeatManager. This solves the problem that when the GlobalEvent for the "zwp_relative_pointer_manager_v1" interface comes after the "wl_seat" interfaces the SeatData still has a way to obtain the relative_pointer_manager_proxy that was created when receiving "zwp_relative_pointer_manager_v1". This is a fix for #1178