On 05/28/2011 09:09:06 AM Sat, Peter Bloomfield wrote:
On 05/24/2011 08:27:49 AM Tue, Ildar Mulyukov wrote:Hi, colleagues. I just found out that $ balsa -s raises the window. This is obviously wrong: a script should be able to check the queue without interrupting a user.Plz fix. Thanks. Best regards, -- Ildar Mulyukov, free SW designer/programmerHmmm...OK, there *was* a bug: Balsa was sending the UNIQUE_ACTIVATE command from the instance running -s to the primary instance; fixed in gtk3. But...the misbehavior continues! You'll see the same issue if you click on a mailto: link in a web browser (if your default mailer is Balsa). I thought I'd tracked that down in the libunique source, but can't find it now. Don't know how to fix it short of migrating to GtkApplication...
Got it! It was a bizarre consequence of creating Balsa's UniqueApp with a NULL startup_id. Using a startup_id of "balsa" fixes it (both the status request and the mailto handler), but with who-knows-what other unintended consequences. Can anyone explain the role of the startup_id? Best, Peter
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