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Any chance of this getting merged? I've been using this locally as part of a change to winit (https://github.com/rust-windowing/winit) to support DPI coming from xsettings. It would be great to be able to open a pull request for that change without a hack to work around process_events not being exposed here. I believe that process_event not being unsafe is fine, as the self argument is mut (preventing concurrent calls to get_setting) and event is a reference rather than a pointer, so ought to be valid. I am very much not a Rust expert though. Thanks! |
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Plugging this into the X event loop allows setting changes to be detected.