hi ,

        thanx for your pormpt reply.

        I reported this problem to nedit. waiting for their reply.

        Is there any workaround for this ? If there pls let me know how to
fix.

        You have mentioned that in your setting  width_inc = 9 .
        How to set this ? If it set to 9 this porblem will go ?

Pls let me know it any solution is there for this .

thanx & rgds
srivathsa


Dominik Vogt wrote:

> On Wed, Feb 13, 2002 at 03:43:14PM +0530, Srivathsa Rao U wrote:
> > hi,
> >
> >      I switched my WM from 2.0 to 2.4.4.
> >      Now every thing working fine & i got the settings how I want. But
> >  Iam facing problem with nedit.
> >
> >      Iam working in Unix & using solaris system (sun7).
> >
> >      Iam using " nedit" as text editer everywhere. But after i started
> >  using  new fvwm2.4.4 the size of this nedit is not fixed . For some
> > file
> >  which have more memory like  700k the size ( geometry) is very big .
> > But
> >  it is maintaing the height & only the width is increasing (may be
> > arround some 5 time of screen width) .
> >  It is crossing window size also.
> >
> >  why it is like that. ?  How can i correct this?
> >  This problem was not there in fvwm 2.0
> >
> >  my default geometry for nedit is 80X40.
> >
> >  This is not only my problem . here whoever using 2.4.4  they are also
> >  facing this.
> >  pls give the solution .
> >
> > nedit version - 5.1
> > I didnt downloaded nedit at the time of fvwm. It was there.
> > In my .Xdefault file i setted nedit geometry as - nedit*geometry: 85X40
> >
> >
> >     Attached is the gtar file contains following.
> >         file - junk --> a file with big memory. if I open this file in
> > nedit i am getting problem.
> >         file - .fvwm2rc  -> my fvwm settings.
> >         file - .nedit    -> my nedit settings.
> >
> >
> > But size is changing only for the file conating big memory. why it is
> > like that ?
>
> With the files you posted I can reproduce the problem.  Actually
> it does not depend on the .fvwm2rc, but I need your .nedit file
> as well as the data file (using nedit-5.1.1).
>
> What happens is this:
>
>  1) Start nedit
>  2) nedit opens its main window with a width of 803 pixels and
>     requests a character width (width_inc in the size hints) of 9
>     pixels (for me).  All is fine for now.
>  3) From the file dialog, load the data file you sent.
>  4) nedit provides new size hints.  It again requests a width of
>     803 pixels, but a width_inc if 1.  Now this is where the
>     problem starts: according to the ICCCM2, the new requested
>     width is ignored (honoured only when the window is mapped),
>     but the width_inc is honoured.  So, the window shrinks to a
>     width of 154 pixels.
>  5) nedit resizes its window to 803 pixels width.  Actually, it
>     seems to believe it still has this size.  Keep in mind that
>     the character width is still 1.
>  6) Again, nedit provides new size hints, with a width of 803 and
>     a width_inc of 9.  Fvwm ignores the width as it should and
>     honours the width .  Thus, the width of the interior of the
>     window is multiplied by 9 which results in a window that is
>     about 5500 pixels wide :-P
>
> This is clearly a bug in nedit.  There is no reason to change the
> width_inc to 1.  Also, it seems the author misunderstood the way
> the size hints work.  For other files, nedit neither resizes its
> window nor does it provide new size hints.
>
> The reason why you don't see this with earlier versions and
> probably not with any other window manager is that fvwm-2.2 and
> above is the only window manager I know of that properly
> implements changing the width_inc and height_inc hints.
>
> Please report this to the nedit developers.
>
> Bye
>
> Dominik ^_^  ^_^
>
>  --
> Dominik Vogt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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