Gm – 0

A display cutout or notch.

since: 0.0.2

Get device dependent information.

since: 0.0.1

Physical properties of a display panel like size, cutouts and rounded corners.

since: 0.0.1

A rectangle.

since: 0.0.1

Error codes returned by gmobile functions.

since: 0.0.1

Read compatible machine types from sysfs_root/firmware/devicetree/base/compatible on Linux. If the path doesn’t exist or host is not Linux return NULL.

since: 0.0.1

Gets the GM Error Quark.

since: 0.0.1

Call this function to initialize the library explicitly. This makes the embedded device information available.

since: 0.0.1

List device tree names of known devices.

since: 0.2.2

Returns the bounding box of an SVG path. As this is meant for display cutouts we operate on integer (whole pixel) values. When parsing fails, FALSE is returned and error contains the error information.

since: 0.0.1

Sets a function to be called after a timeout with the default priority, G_PRIORITY_DEFAULT. Correctly calculates the timeout even when the system is suspended in between.

since: 0.0.1

Sets a function to be called after a timeout with priority priority. Correctly calculates the timeout even when the system is suspended in between.

since: 0.0.1

Convenience macro to check if a given string is NULL or empty. Evaluates to a truth value if x is NULL or x is the empty string otherwise FALSE.

since: 0.0.5

Convenience macro to check if a given GStrv is NULL or empty. Evaluates to a truth value if x is NULL or x has no elements otherwise FALSE.

since: 0.0.5