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struct wlr_texture 

struct wlr_texture {
	const struct wlr_texture_impl *impl;
	uint32_t width, height;
};

wlr_texture_destroy() 

void wlr_texture_destroy(​struct wlr_texture *texture);

Destroys the texture.

wlr_texture_from_buffer() 

struct wlr_texture *wlr_texture_from_buffer(​struct wlr_renderer *renderer, struct wlr_buffer *buffer);

Create a new texture from a buffer.

wlr_texture_from_dmabuf() 

struct wlr_texture *wlr_texture_from_dmabuf(​struct wlr_renderer *renderer, struct wlr_dmabuf_attributes *attribs);

Create a new texture from a DMA-BUF. The returned texture is immutable.

wlr_texture_from_pixels() 

struct wlr_texture *wlr_texture_from_pixels(​struct wlr_renderer *renderer, uint32_t fmt, uint32_t stride, uint32_t width, uint32_t height, const void *data);

Create a new texture from raw pixel data. `stride` is in bytes. The returned texture is mutable.

wlr_texture_update_from_buffer() 

bool wlr_texture_update_from_buffer(​struct wlr_texture *texture, struct wlr_buffer *buffer, pixman_region32_t *damage);

Update a texture with a struct wlr_buffer's contents.

The update might be rejected (in case the texture is immutable, the buffer has an unsupported type/format, etc), so callers must be prepared to fall back to re-creating the texture from scratch via wlr_texture_from_buffer().

The damage can be used by the renderer as an optimization: only the supplied region needs to be updated.