If you can reproduce this, file a bugreport with the layout file
you’re using at http://bugs.i3wm.org/
i3bar is placed in a dock container, perhaps in your situation the
container type is not properly set up…
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 5:44 AM, Sargrad, Dave
dave.sarg...@saabsensis.com wrote:
I have written my own python script to append a workspace layout to a
workspace. As part of this it also creates the workspace on the fly. The
script will automatically append a layout to a named workspace and launch
applications that will get swallowed by that workspace upon launch.
It works fine, except for one small detail. Once the applications get
swallowed everything looks fine. I see the applications in their proper
layout and I see the toolbar that shows the workspaces (including the newly
created one). However as soon as I move the cursor the toolbar disappears
(the layout expands to cover it). If I kill the applications in that
workspace then the toolbar becomes visible again.
The layout file is generated by another python script that I created. It
mimics i3-save-tree (except that it does not have the i3-save-tree bug that I
mentioned previously).
I'm sure that I'm doing something slightly wrong with the layout file
creation. Yet as I said this mechanism is almost working perfectly. W
What would cause the toolbar to auto-hide?
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