Data Structures
class	GeisRegion
	Defines a region over which gestures may take place. More...

Functions
GEIS_VARARG GeisRegion	geis_region_new (Geis geis, GeisString name, GeisString init_arg_name,...)
	Creates a new GEIS v2.0 region. More...

GeisStatus	geis_region_delete (GeisRegion region)
	Destroys a GEIS v2.0 region. More...

GeisString	geis_region_name (GeisRegion region)
	Gets the name of a GEIS v2.0 region. More...

Region Attributes
These attributes can be used to construct filter terms to restrict a gesture subscription to a particular region.
#define	GEIS_REGION_ATTRIBUTE_WINDOWID
	The X11 windowid in which a gesture occurred. More...

Region Initialization Arguments
Gesture regions are created to describe a particular display/feedback region. The type of the region can not be changed after creation (just create a new region for that). The types of regions are platform specific and each type may require addition arguments. The following region initialization argument names are required by the GEIS v2.0 specification.
#define	GEIS_REGION_X11_ROOT
	Selects the X11 root window as a region. More...

#define	GEIS_REGION_X11_WINDOWID
	Selects an X11 window as a region. More...

Detailed Description

Macro Definition Documentation

#define GEIS_REGION_ATTRIBUTE_WINDOWID

The X11 windowid in which a gesture occurred.

Used for filter matching.

#define GEIS_REGION_X11_ROOT

Selects the X11 root window as a region.

#define GEIS_REGION_X11_WINDOWID

Selects an X11 window as a region.

Requires the window_id as an argument.

GeisStatus geis_region_delete ( GeisRegion region )

Destroys a GEIS v2.0 region.

Parameters

[in] region The region.

GeisString geis_region_name ( GeisRegion region )

Gets the name of a GEIS v2.0 region.

Parameters

[in] region The region.

Returns the name value used when creating the region.

GEIS_VARARG GeisRegion geis_region_new	(	Geis	geis,
		GeisString	name,
		GeisString	init_arg_name,
			...
	)

Creates a new GEIS v2.0 region.

Parameters

[in]	geis	The GEIS API instance.
[in]	name	A name. Used for diagnostics.
[in]	init_arg_name	The name of the first initialization argument.

The initialization argument list must be terminated by a NULL.