Am Fri, 09 Jul 2010 00:22:19 +0200 schrieb [email protected]:
> On 08/07/10 19:57, Andreas Volz wrote:
> > For me it was exact the opposite. The old behaviour was so buggy for
> > all my use cases. Windows with icccm request were sized up to the
> > worst sizes and positions. This was so strange. In special since I
> > used vertical right and left shelfes on my 16:10 display. All my
> > tests conform to position/size algorithm from metacity which works
> > good for a lot of users.
> >
> > But I respect your custom use cases and have created options to
> > overwrite this smart sizing/placement algorithm. So I see no
> > problem. I'm sure that the still existing problems will be found
> > and fixed soon. I also work on this task.
>
> Even after unticking the boxes, E Still misbehaves with Memo, Eterm,
> and mplayer.
Please show me how exact after rebuilding source. Screenshot...?
> > Ok, I see the problem now. I could also reproduce it with the
> > e_place_test "Resize Test".
>
> Cool :)
>
> > There are several solutions for this problem. I implemented now
> > that the lost window is moved to the nearest useful position.
> > Please try this implementation and how it works for you.
> >
> > SVN commit 50133
>
> Fact Eterm gets lost is *different* from fact Memo does not show up
> when I start E.
>
> Trivial to repro for me. Kill Memo, restart it from a console ... go
> in Lost list (what's abnormal), resize it because E limited creation
> to monitor size (with both box unticked).
>
> Is that in public tree ? I will rebuild E overnight. Gimme 18h.
Yes.
> > I implemented now that the
> > lost window is moved to the nearest useful position.
>
> I think it will show Memo on some "random" monitor, in small size,
> and I will complain that Memo is not created in the right/full size
> as it used to few weeks ago. My Memo is created to size 256x3452 ...
> so if as dev, you have a funny hack to try to create directly a
> window to this size, you can test the issue without filling 200
> entries in an app you wont install anyway :)
Ok, please test it. If it displays in a wrong place then explain me
your use cases. Maybe with before/after screenshots. I don't understand
your use case complete.
Could you tell me how to get "Memo". I don't know this tool.
> lemme try ... YES :) this will do:
> Eterm -g 200x100
> as long as THIS does not create an Eterm way bigger than your monitor
> (when the boxes are unticked of course), I *WILL* complain there is a
> bug.
>
> See you overnight.
So you mean you like to open a window with an initial position bigger
as your screen? This is exactly what I liked to prevent, because I'm
gone crazy with this. Could you tell my why it's useful to open windows
bigger as your screen? Maybe I've simply not seen the use case...
regards
Andreas
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