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remote-desktop: Unify codestyle in API

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The code style in the remote-desktop API is currently a mess.
While, the overall code style in mutter and gnome-remote-desktop is to
use spaces as tabulator, the remote-desktop API is mixed with both
spaces as tabulators and actual tabulators.
In addition to that, the code style in the XDG desktop portal APIs uses
spaces as tabulators as well.

To unify the code style, replace all actual tabulators with spaces.

Part-of: <https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter/-/merge_requests/2255>
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Pascal Nowack 2022-01-25 11:05:47 +01:00 committed by Marge Bot
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@ -50,7 +50,8 @@
SessionId:
An identification string used for identifying a remote desktop session.
It can be used to associate screen cast sessions with a remote desktop session.
It can be used to associate screen cast sessions with a remote desktop
session.
-->
<property name="SessionId" type="s" access="read" />
@ -111,28 +112,29 @@
<!--
NotifyPointerAxis:
A smooth pointer axis event notification. Relative motion deltas are to be
interpreted as pixel movement of a standardized mouse.
A smooth pointer axis event notification. Relative motion deltas are to
be interpreted as pixel movement of a standardized mouse.
Additionally to the smooth pointer axis event notification, an emulated
discrete pointer axis event notification is emitted based on the submitted
accumulated smooth scrolling steps.
The base for these emulated discrete pointer axis event is the discrete step
with the value 10.0.
discrete pointer axis event notification is emitted based on the
submitted accumulated smooth scrolling steps.
The base for these emulated discrete pointer axis event is the discrete
step with the value 10.0.
This means that for a delta dx (or dy) with the value 10.0 one emulated
discrete scrolling event is emitted.
For a high resolution smooth pointer axis event, a smaller value is submitted
for each scrolling step.
This means: For a double resolution mouse wheel one emulated discrete event
is emitted for 2 smooth pointer axis events with each having the value 5.0.
For a high resolution smooth pointer axis event, a smaller value is
submitted for each scrolling step.
This means: For a double resolution mouse wheel one emulated discrete
event is emitted for 2 smooth pointer axis events with each having the
value 5.0.
Possible @flags:
1: finish - scroll motion was finished (e.g. fingers lifted)
2: source_wheel - The scroll event is originated by a mouse wheel.
4: source_finger - The scroll event is originated by one or more fingers on
the device (eg. touchpads).
8: source_continuous - The scroll event is originated by the motion of some
device (eg. a scroll button is set).
4: source_finger - The scroll event is originated by one or more
fingers on the device (eg. touchpads).
8: source_continuous - The scroll event is originated by the motion
of some device (eg. a scroll button is set).
Maximum one of the @flags 'source_wheel', 'source_finger',
'source_continuous' may be specified.