Enum webrender::composite::CompositorConfig

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pub enum CompositorConfig {
    Draw {
        max_partial_present_rects: usize,
        draw_previous_partial_present_regions: bool,
        partial_present: Option<Box<dyn PartialPresentCompositor>>,
    },
    Native {
        compositor: Box<dyn Compositor>,
    },
}
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Public interface specified in WebRenderOptions that configures how WR compositing will operate.

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Draw

Let WR draw tiles via normal batching. This requires no special OS support.

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§max_partial_present_rects: usize

If this is zero, a full screen present occurs at the end of the frame. This is the simplest and default mode. If this is non-zero, then the operating system supports a form of ‘partial present’ where only dirty regions of the framebuffer need to be updated.

§draw_previous_partial_present_regions: bool

If this is true, WR must draw the previous frames’ dirty regions when doing a partial present. This is used for EGL which requires the front buffer to always be fully consistent.

§partial_present: Option<Box<dyn PartialPresentCompositor>>

A client provided interface to a compositor handling partial present. Required if webrender must query the backbuffer’s age.

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Use a native OS compositor to draw tiles. This requires clients to implement the Compositor trait, but can be significantly more power efficient on operating systems that support it.

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§compositor: Box<dyn Compositor>

A client provided interface to a native / OS compositor.

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impl CompositorConfig

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pub fn compositor(&mut self) -> Option<&mut Box<dyn Compositor>>

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pub fn partial_present( &mut self, ) -> Option<&mut Box<dyn PartialPresentCompositor>>

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impl Default for CompositorConfig

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fn default() -> Self

Default compositor config is full present without partial present.

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