feat(hyprland): add mirrorOf member of Monitor #305
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For this it is necessary to use "monitors all" and not "monitors" if this is not done the monitoradded event will add an empty monitor and the monitorremoved event will fail with a null error.
Aylur
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Mar 3, 2025
Aylur
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Mar 3, 2025
This is null if the monitor is not mirrored or mirrorOf is not yet implemented else it is the monitor mirrored.
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Should there be a distinction between "hyprland before 0.45" and "not mirrored"? |
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For this, it is necessary to use 'monitors all' instead of 'monitors.'
If this is not done, the 'monitoradded' event will add an empty monitor, and the 'monitorremoved' event will fail with a null error.
This fixes issues with mirrored displays, but now mirrored monitors are listed under 'monitors' (which they previously were, but not fully and I don't know if this is intended behaviour).