client: Add a GTK example #572
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This provides an example of how to use `wayland_client` with a foreign display, in particular GTK. If there is a better way to use `wayland_client` with GTK, the example can be improved. I'm not sure if this use of `prepare_read` is correct. I guess it can't really run into issues given no other thread is actually reading from the connection? Should it instead create a guard before calling `unix_fd_add_local`, and replace it with a new guard every time the function is called?
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This provides an example of how to use
wayland_clientwith a foreign display, in particular GTK. If there is a better way to usewayland_clientwith GTK, the example can be improved.I'm not sure if this use of
prepare_readis correct. I guess it can't really run into issues given no other thread is actually reading from the connection? Should it instead create a guard before callingunix_fd_add_local, and replace it with a new guard every time the function is called?