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ggiOpen

NAME

ggiOpen, ggiClose - Open and close a visual

SYNOPSIS

 #include <ggi/ggi.h>
 
 ggi_visual_t ggiOpen(const char *display, ...);
 
 int ggiClose(ggi_visual_t vis);
 

DESCRIPTION

ggiOpen opens a visual. The visual is specified as a display string, followed by NULL. If only NULL is specified, the default display target is opened, which means first examining GGI_DISPLAY, then invoking display-auto(7). The other arguments are for internal purposes only, such as argptr, used to pass driver-specific, non-textual information to the driver.

ggiClose releases and destroys an open visual. This will close X windows, return consoles to text-mode, etc.

RETURN VALUE

ggiOpen returns the opened visual or NULL for error. The ggi_visual_t is opaque to the programmer and should only be used through GGI functions.

ggiClose returns 0 for OK, otherwise a ggi-error(3) code.

EXAMPLES

Open and closing default visual:

 ggi_visual_t vis = ggiOpen(NULL);
 
 if(vis==NULL) {
       ggiPanic("Couldn't open default visual!\n");
 }
 
 /* do stuff */
 
 ggiClose(vis);
 

Open and closing a memory visual:

 ggi_visual_t memvis = ggiOpen("display-memory", NULL);
 
 if(memvis==NULL) {
       return -1;
 }
 
 /* do stuff */
 
 ggiClose(memvis);
 

SEE ALSO

display-auto(7), ggiInit(3), libggi(7)