WAYLAND_SERVER_GLOBAL_T(3)

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💅 wayland::server::global_t< resource > — Wayland++ manual, section 3 🦋

okay bestie so this is from the Wayland++ manual pages (section 3), and it's literally the whole wayland::server::global_t< resource > situation. it's a C++ class page, generated by Doxygen, and yes it's giving "template soup" but stick with me — it's actually super clean once you see it 💖

✨ NAME ✨

wayland::server::global_t< resource > — the global object class, no cap 👑

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

#include <wayland-server.hpp>

she inherits wayland::server::global_base_t — that's her mother, respect her 🫶

🎀 Public Member Functions

  • global_t (display_t &display, unsigned int version=resource::max_version) — the constructor, aka where the global gets born ✨
  • std::function< void(client_t, resource)> & on_bind () — hands you a reference to the bind-signal listener slot, so clients binding to you actually do something 💅
  • template<typename resource> bool has_interface () — vibe check: does this global speak a specific interface? 🔍

💜 Detailed Description 💜

template<class resource>
class wayland::server::global_t< resource >

it's a Global object, periodt 🌈

🧚 Template Parameters

  • resource — the resource class whose interface shall be used. that's the whole personality of this template, fr fr ⭐
Definition at line 625 of file wayland-server.hpp — go look, she's really there 😌

🍓 Constructor & Destructor Documentation 🍓

💫 template<class resource> wayland::server::global_t< resource >::global_t

(display_t & display, unsigned int version = resource::max_version)
[inline]

Create a global object — that's the whole job, and she ate 🔥

Parameters

  • display — the parent display object, i.e. her home base 🏠
  • version — the interface version. defaults to resource::max_version in case you didn't clock it in the signature 👀
Definition at line 650 of file wayland-server.hpp

👑 Member Function Documentation 👑

🔍 template<typename resource> bool wayland::server::global_base_t::has_interface ()

[inline], [inherited]

Check for specific interface. lowkey the most useful little function ever, inherited so you don't even have to write it yourself 🫶

Template Parameters

  • resource — the resource class you're comparing against 🧐

Returns

true if the global has the same interface as the resource class. yes, a real bool, not vibes 💯

Definition at line 614 of file wayland-server.hpp

🎧 template<class resource> std::function< void(client_t, resource)> & wayland::server::global_t< resource >::on_bind ()

[inline]

Adds a listener for the bind signal. this is the main character function honestly 💅

when a client binds to a global object, registered listeners will be notified, carrying the client_t object and the new resource_t object. so you get both the who and the what, iconic 🌟

Definition at line 661 of file wayland-server.hpp

🌈 Author 🌈

Generated automatically by Doxygen for Wayland++ from the source code. not a human, a little documentation robot, and honestly she's doing great 🤖💖

💀 quick heads up bestie: this page is auto-generated from the source, so if something looks weird in the signature (we've all seen wayland::serv..._t< resource >), that's the truncation talking, not you 🙈

and that's the page!! Version 1.0.1, dated Fri Mar 27 2026 — mwah, go bind some globals, you're gonna slay 🎀✨🦋

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