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xcb: Query the display's subpixel order via RENDER
With commit e691d24, the xcb backend started parsing the resources, just like cairo-xlib does. One behavior from cairo-xlib was missing: If no Xft.rgba property was specified, cairo-xlib defaults to the screen's subpixel order. This commit brings that last bit of functionality to cairo-xcb (but currently disabled due to commit e0c0a67). This commits adds a new array to cairo_xcb_connection_t that contains the subpixel order for each screen. There is also a new member in cairo_xcb_screen_t which contains the subpixel order of that screen and which is initialized from the array when the screen is constructed. With this in place, the resource-parsing code can just pick the subpixel order from the screen if needed. Signed-off-by: Uli Schlachter <psychon@znc.in>
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