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hwc_display.ini
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# The switches of logical and mosaic mode.
LOGICAL="false"
MOSAIC="false"
CLONE="true"
FLOAT="false"
ROTATION="false"
# The Order of Physical Displays. This along with connection status
# will be used to determine the order. If display is first in this
# list but is not connected than it will added to the last.The order
# is preserved till the next reboot.
PHYSICAL_DISPLAY="0:1:2"
# Rotation of display, with format "physical-display-number:rotation".
# physical-display-number: start from 0, included all display ports(whatever connected or disconnected)
# rotation: Rotation which needs to be applied. Check HWCRotation in public/hwcdefs.h
PHYSICAL_DISPLAY_ROTATION="1:1"
# Logical display definitions, with format "physical-display-number:split-number"
# physical-display-number: start from 0, included all display ports(whatever connected or disconnected)
# split-number: the sub display number you want to split
LOGICAL_DISPLAY="0:3"
# Mosaic display definitions, with format "sub-display-index+sub-display-index+sub-display-index....."
# sub-display-index: start from 0, should be the available displays number, follow the order of the connected logical displays
MOSAIC_DISPLAY="0+1+2"
# Float display definitions, with format "sub-display-index:left+top+right+bottom".
# Float display definitions take precedence over display hardware capabilities,
# in other words, default resolution is replaced by current definition.
# sub-display-index: start from 0, should be the available displays number, follow the order of the connected logical displays
# left, top, right and bottom specify the frame rectangle to be displayed as floating on a display with sub-display-index
FLOAT_DISPLAY="0:0+0+1280+720"
# Clone display definitions, with format "physical-display-number:cloned-physical-display-number". This
# setting is ignored if LOGICAL or MOSAIC is set to true.
# physical-display-number: start from 0, included all display ports(whatever connected or disconnected)
# cloned-physical-display-number: the display which should clone physical-display-number.
CLONE_DISPLAY="1+2"
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# A typical usages:
# there are 3 physical displays(ports? crtc? pipe?), the first one and third one are connected, the second one is disconnected
# use:
# LOGICAL_DISPLAY="0:3"
# LOGICAL_DISPLAY="1:2"
# to split the physical displays, the final logical displays number will be "0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5", "3, 4" belongs to
# second physical display and is disconnected, so available displays number are "0, 1, 2, 5"
# use:
# MOSAIC_DISPLAY="2+5"
# MOSAIC_DISPLAY="0+3+4"
# the final mosaic display will be (keep the order by the smallest logical display num):
# MOSAIC_DISPLAY 0: includes 1 logical display(logical display 0) only
# MOSAIC_DISPLAY 1: includes 2 and 5 logical displays (5 is the third physical display without split displays)
# the logical display 1 is not used for mosaic display, will be second display of the final available display.
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------