Re: multiwindow broken?

[Takuma Murakami]

Harold,

 Hmm... maybe Takuma will know something about this since he was recently 
 changing code related to windows not redrawing correctly.
 
 Takuma, any ideas?

I have committed a fix in winAdjustXWindow.

Takuma Murakami

Re: multiwindow broken?

[Harold L Hunt II]

Thanks Takuma.

Takuma Murakami wrote:

Harold,


Hmm... maybe Takuma will know something about this since he was recently 
changing code related to windows not redrawing correctly.

Takuma, any ideas?


I have committed a fix in winAdjustXWindow.

Takuma Murakami

RE: multiwindow broken?

[Ben Jackson]

Bingo. That fixes my problem ;]

Thanks guys.

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Subject: Re: multiwindow broken?

Thanks Takuma.

Takuma Murakami wrote:

 Harold,
 
 
Hmm... maybe Takuma will know something about this since he was recently 
changing code related to windows not redrawing correctly.

Takuma, any ideas?
 
 
 I have committed a fix in winAdjustXWindow.
 
 Takuma Murakami
 
 

multiwindow broken?

[Ben Jackson]

I have been (successfully) using XWin with -multimonitor -multiwindow
recently. However, since upgrading to the latest release (via setup.exe -
4.2.0-3) the multiwindow support seems to have gone crazy... it opens the
window ok (if in the top corner of the /other/ monitor), but then when I try
to move the window, I end up with two versions of the window being rendered,
and neither of them seem to respond, or redraw themselves. Has something
been changed? I'm running windows XP with 2 monitors, one at 1024x768
(left), one at 1280x1024(right). I've tried putting them to the same res and
it made no difference. I presume it works without multimonitor, but as I
cant move the windows that appear (they appear off the top of my left
screen) I can't be sure...

Thanks for any help.

Regards,

Ben Jackson

Re: multiwindow broken?

[Harold L Hunt II]

Ben Jackson wrote:

I have been (successfully) using XWin with -multimonitor -multiwindow
recently. However, since upgrading to the latest release (via setup.exe -
4.2.0-3)
4.2.0-3 of what?  The only really useful version number is the version 
of the XFree86-xserv package, and the current version is 4.3.0-49. 
Update tomorrow and see how it works.

Harold

re: multiwindow broken?

[Daniel Danger Bentley]

I have been having the same problem.  Attached is my XWin.log.

To clarify:  2 screens.  Any movement of a window makes it enter a state
where it is all white when on the right screen, and will display normally on
the left screen, except for the cursor.

I miss my rootless, multiwindow display!

Thanks,
Dan

Re:

 Ben Jackson wrote:


I have been (successfully) using XWin with -multimonitor -multiwindow
recently. However, since upgrading to the latest release (via setup.exe -
4.2.0-3)

4.2.0-3 of what? The only really useful version number is the version of the
XFree86-xserv package, and the current version is 4.3.0-49. Update tomorrow
and see how it works.

Harold


XWin.log
Description: Binary data

Re: multiwindow broken?

[Harold L Hunt II]

Daniel Danger Bentley wrote:
I have been having the same problem.  Attached is my XWin.log.

To clarify:  2 screens.  Any movement of a window makes it enter a state
where it is all white when on the right screen, and will display normally on
the left screen, except for the cursor.
I miss my rootless, multiwindow display!

Thanks,
Dan
Hmm... maybe Takuma will know something about this since he was recently 
changing code related to windows not redrawing correctly.

Takuma, any ideas?

Harold