pub enum ScenicRequest {
    CreateSession {
        session: ServerEnd<SessionMarker>,
        listener: Option<ClientEnd<SessionListenerMarker>>,
        control_handle: ScenicControlHandle,
    },
    CreateSession2 {
        session: ServerEnd<SessionMarker>,
        listener: Option<ClientEnd<SessionListenerMarker>>,
        view_focuser: Option<ServerEnd<FocuserMarker>>,
        control_handle: ScenicControlHandle,
    },
    CreateSessionT {
        endpoints: SessionEndpoints,
        responder: ScenicCreateSessionTResponder,
    },
    GetDisplayInfo {
        responder: ScenicGetDisplayInfoResponder,
    },
    GetDisplayOwnershipEvent {
        responder: ScenicGetDisplayOwnershipEventResponder,
    },
    TakeScreenshot {
        responder: ScenicTakeScreenshotResponder,
    },
    UsesFlatland {
        responder: ScenicUsesFlatlandResponder,
    },
}

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CreateSession

Create a new Session, which is the primary way to interact with Scenic.

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§session: ServerEnd<SessionMarker>
§listener: Option<ClientEnd<SessionListenerMarker>>
§control_handle: ScenicControlHandle
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CreateSession2

Create a new Session, which is the primary way to interact with Scenic.

In this variant, the caller may register a request for focus management. The view_focuser’s client is coupled to the requested session, and this coupling acts as a security boundary: the ViewRef used as the basis for authority by view_focuser must come from session.

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§session: ServerEnd<SessionMarker>
§listener: Option<ClientEnd<SessionListenerMarker>>
§view_focuser: Option<ServerEnd<FocuserMarker>>
§control_handle: ScenicControlHandle
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CreateSessionT

Create a new Session, which is the primary way to interact with Scenic.

In this variant, the caller may submit a combination of protocols that make sense for it. The Session protocol is the only required protocol. The SessionEndpoints table may be extended with more protocol fields, but these extensions should retain ABI and API compatibility with existing (pre-compiled) clients.

The response acknowledges the request to create a Session, but actual creation may happen later.

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GetDisplayInfo

Get information about the Scenic’s primary display.

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GetDisplayOwnershipEvent

Gets an event signaled with displayOwnedSignal or displayNotOwnedSignal when display ownership changes.

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TakeScreenshot

Take a screenshot and return the data in img_data. img_data will not contain BGRA data if success is false.

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UsesFlatland

Returns whether the clients should use [fuchsia.ui.composition/Flatland] protocol to interact with Scenic instead.

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