Actually, this seems to cause the cursor to sometimes disappear, not sure why...
A different approach would be to go through the view_list in
weston_output_destroy() and reset the output pointers if needed, but I
don't quite like it.
2015-01-22 16:52 GMT+02:00 Giulio Camuffo :
> When an output is
When an output is destroyed a view may still hold a pointer to it.
Calling weston_view_assign_output() on one view of a surface ends up
updating the output on that view and later iterating over all the views
of a surface and using their output, which may be bogus.
Instead, call weston_surface_assig
