On Thursday 27 Nov 2003 12:23 pm, Andrew Elcock wrote:
> not to worry man - we all have commitments!
>
> OK - changed the end of list marker to "-" and modified the while to:
> while((*cur)[0] != '-') {
sure -- but then if you have something with "-" as the window class...
if you change the list ending to just NULL, and change the test to just
while(*cur) {
things should work (better)
>
> is this what you meant? it works ;)
> (my ignore list ends with "", "-"} )
>
> Andrew
>
> Gen Zhang wrote:
> > My main problem is of time -- massive internal exams currently going on,
> > and I'm helping to put together a system for a "University Challenge"
> > style science based intraschool quiz -- attempts to steal computer from
> > compdept has resulted in 6 laptops with the promise that I won't trash
> > the hardrives by sticking linux on them -- result: nfsroot laptops...
> > running e17 (my graphics library of choice... :D) Cambridge interview
> > looms large also, but hey, that's not nearly as important ;)
> >
> > I should have some life back after xmas, and be able to work on it a bit
> > then... but until then, i'm afraid that a minor sabatical is in order.
> >
> > Oh, and my english don is about to eat me for lunch.
> >
> > On Thursday 27 Nov 2003 9:55 am, Andrew Elcock wrote:
> >>Was sitting playing again and wondering if it would be possibly to have
> >>the zoom in happen gradually as you approach the bar, rather than all at
> >>once as the mouse goes over the "sensitive area" this is possible with
> >>the mousemove, as the evas is large enough.
> >>Basically could the zoomin be made to take a function of mouse.y?
> >>Obviously once the mouse os overthe current sensitive area it should be
> >>fully zoomed as per now.
> >>
> >>Sorry if this does not make sense - I tried to code it myself, but
> >>failed as I did not have time to become familliar with the maths in the
> >>zoom slaves etc.
> >
> > makes perfect sense, shouldn't be too hard... i'm look into it when time
> > allows
> >
> >>Also - did you get that blank window class issue fixed?
> >
> > look in od_wm_ignored -- simple loop -- spot the spastic :p
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