The package library is "github.com/burntsushi/xgb".
The "Conn NewCookie" is a method in this library that creates a new X11 authorization cookie. This cookie can be used to authenticate the client within the X11 server.
Here are some code examples:
Example 1:
c, err := xgb.NewConn() if err != nil { log.Fatalf("Cannot create X connection: %v", err) }
cookie := c.NewCookie(false, false) // Create a new cookie // ...
This code creates a new connection to the X server using the "NewConn()" method of the "xgb" package. It then calls the "NewCookie()" method of the connection object to create a new cookie. The cookie is initialized with default values for "trusted" and "retry" parameters, which are both set to "false".
Example 2:
c, err := xgb.NewConn() if err != nil { log.Fatalf("Cannot create X connection: %v", err) }
cookie := c.NewCookie(true, true) // Create a new cookie // ...
This code creates a new connection to the X server using the "NewConn()" method of the "xgb" package. It then calls the "NewCookie()" method of the connection object to create a new cookie. The cookie is initialized with "trusted" and "retry" parameters both set to "true".
In both examples, the "NewCookie()" method returns a pointer to a new "xgb.Cookie" object. This object can be used to authenticate the client within the X server by passing it to other X11 protocol requests, such as "xproto.GetWindowAttributes()" or "xproto.GetProperty()".
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