(It still has no effects though)

This fixes the streaming wizard. We can now remove a few make_URI()
calls.

P.S.: I haaaaaaaaaaaaaaate Xlib!!!!

X=1 #comment
Y-$(X)=1

=> $(Y-1) is not set

For now do not flush encoder buffers (as added in [14054532]), but
ideally that should be fixed

Currently, this require EGL 1.3 or later to compile.
This was only tested against the GLX driver from the Mesa Project,
and desktop OpenGL, which requires EGL 1.4. Win32 support is untested
(not even compilation).

OpenGL ES 1 and 2 are mostly implemented but completely untested too.
The USE_OPENGL_ES constant would have to be predefined appropriately.

This plugin mostly works, but there are two major remaining issues.
Therefore, this plugin is disabled by default and has zero priority.

(1) Mouse is not implemented. The stupid fix involves cut&paste from
the XCB-GLX plugin. Moving mouse event reception to the window provider
might be smart though: I would rather not corrupt the EGL plugin with
X11, otherwise we might as well stick to GLX anyway.

(2) Resize events are mostly not working. EGL does not provide
notification for this. But there may be some bugs in Control() too.

This partially fixes the position indicator getting blurry, because XGetImage didn't
retrieve the latest change in pixmap (Previous XCopyArea calls may still be pending)

Note that XSync is needed but not sufficient. Sporadic blurriness can still happen, because
there seems to be no way to know for sure when the pixmap content is really updated.
(waiting for NoExpose event, if enabled, is also not enough). Also, this problem is more
prone to occur with --vout xv than with x11 or opengl, as if xvideo were stressing the X server
more than the other two.

 modules/gui/skins2/x11/x11_graphics.cpp |    4 ++++
 1 files changed, 4 insertions(+), 0 deletions(-)

This fixes automatic resizing not working when a skin uses vlc.hasVout to monitor
 video visibility. (in vlc12, the default skin belongs to this category)

This may help some, and to link how to build VLC on Mac OS X for a certain version. (Should be more robust than wiki.videolan.org/OSXCompile)

share/vlc/lua only contains the files needed for the (lua) http interface

This should improve readability a little bit.