El Wed, 24 Jul 2002 21:40:14 -0400 Mr.X <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> On Wed, 24 Jul 2002 08:15:13 -0700 (PDT) > "Sean 'Shaleh' Perry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I think I found it, committing now. Let me know. > > > > For reference this also happen(s|ed) with mozilla's url window. > > > > Part of the problem is that there is no memory associated with the > > decor setting. So if you have a window with minimal decor already and > > you toggle it off, then on bbkeys sends: > > > > decor none > > decor normal # but what if I was tool or tiny and not normal? > > > > The current code tries to be smart and not give a maximize button to a > > window that can not be maximized and what not but I think this is a > > losing battle. > > > > In the mozilla case it sets no iconify button via mwm hints. However > > it does not also disable iconify in general. So it is available from > > the window menu. When you toggle the decor off and then odd the code > > reads the abilities of a window and sees that it can be iconified and > > adds the iconify button. There is no way to check for whether or not > > the window had one before decor was toggled. > > > > Yeah I could add an old_decor variable but that seems like a waste. > > Ok, the Sylpheed problem is indeed fixed in CVS. I see the Mozilla one > happening, but I guess it isn't exactly a devastating bug. I almost > never use toggle decor anyway, and I'm sure nobody'll care too much if > an iconify button appears when they (for some odd reason) toggle the > decor off then on again on a Mozilla dialog. Heh, the only reason I > was lucky enough to find the Sylpheed bug was that it was the most > random thing I could think of to toggle the decor on. Actually, it could be an interesting thing to solve (albeit a very minor one): when I open a window with a text "form" in it, sometimes it isn't the right size to display the whole text, and having only the close-minimize buttons, but no handles, it is uncomfortable to scroll back & forth. If I do toggledecor twice (off ,then on again) handles appear. I noticed this behavior at this site: http://www.tectimes.com/foros/listado.asp?codforo=4&nomforo=Linux If you open any post there with Mozilla (version up to 1.0) you will see what I mean. Oh, this happens in a screen res of 1024x798, if it is of any use. This happens in Opera too, but the browser lets me resize those windows independently of the wm. So I would guess it's a problem with the website, not with bb. Adriano
