Sasha Koshka
2c55824920
This should work better with the X clipboard system better when I eventually make use of that.
55 lines
1.6 KiB
Go
55 lines
1.6 KiB
Go
package tomo
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import "errors"
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var backend Backend
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// Run initializes a backend, calls the callback function, and begins the event
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// loop in that order. This function does not return until Stop() is called, or
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// the backend experiences a fatal error.
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func Run (callback func ()) (err error) {
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backend, err = instantiateBackend()
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if callback != nil { callback() }
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err = backend.Run()
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backend = nil
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return
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}
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// Stop gracefully stops the event loop and shuts the backend down. Call this
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// before closing your application.
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func Stop () {
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if backend != nil { backend.Stop() }
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}
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// Do executes the specified callback within the main thread as soon as
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// possible. This function can be safely called from other threads.
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func Do (callback func ()) {
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if backend == nil { panic("no backend is running") }
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backend.Do(callback)
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}
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// NewWindow creates a new window using the current backend, and returns it as a
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// Window. If the window could not be created, an error is returned explaining
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// why. If this function is called without a running backend, an error is
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// returned as well.
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func NewWindow (width, height int) (window Window, err error) {
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if backend == nil {
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err = errors.New("no backend is running.")
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return
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}
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return backend.NewWindow(width, height)
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}
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// Copy puts data into the clipboard.
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func Copy (data Data) {
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if backend == nil { panic("no backend is running") }
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backend.Copy(data)
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}
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// Paste returns the data currently in the clipboard. This method may
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// return nil.
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func Paste (accept []Mime) (Data) {
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if backend == nil { panic("no backend is running") }
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return backend.Paste(accept)
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}
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