On Wed, Jun 18, 2003 at 10:18:52AM -0700, Johannes Graumann wrote: > --- yepp, just tested it ... to me, that opposes the purpose of having two > screens, but well, I'll have to wait till a newer ion-devel makes it > into debian ...
I see no point in splitting windows between screens. > Tested my Xfig problem under ion-devel too and it persists. If I call > the export dialog, it is properly displayed as long as you use the default > export format (eps) - however, after I invoke the format choosing pull > down menu, most of the dialog disappears ... I will have to investigate this further, but it would seem that this is an Xfig bug. For some reason beyond my comprehension, Xfig specifically requests the window height to 100 pixels when you switch formats. Ion complies. However, on WFloatWS:s or under conventional window managers XFig sends _another_ size request after this that asks for a better size. I never get that request when the dialog is managed inside a frame that does not change size. I will add a min_size winprop (there's already a max_size winprop so there's no reason to not have this) that can be used to override any client provided size hints, but in the meanwhile, you could just create a winprop for the dialog with transient_mode = off (or "off" in the Lua-configured development releases) to display it as a normal main window. -- Tuomo
