While on the topic of the workspace code I'd like to ask Shaleh, or
whoever that might have a clue, why there's two linked lists of windows?
I was thinking maybe Workspace::getWindow(int) could be changed to
return windows from the stacklistning instead, but I suppose I might be
overseeing
IMO, windows should only snap to visible _borders_.
As far as implementation goes... I'm not familiar with the bb source, or
C/C++. :)
A behaviour like that would make sense, but I picture it as hard to
implement. I've been thinking about it for a while now and I'm not sure
I can see how it
I've written two different implementations of a snap-to-window
behaviour, but right now I have a problem I don't quite know how to deal
with. As it is now a window doesn't care about how the other windows are
layered and will snap to the closest window, even if the closest window
is all covered
IMO, windows should only snap to visible _borders_.
As far as implementation goes... I'm not familiar with the bb source, or
C/C++. :)
DC
On Mon, Mar11,02 15:51, Mattias Eklöf wrote:
I've written two different implementations of a snap-to-window
behaviour, but right now I have a problem I
On 11-Mar-2002 Mattias Eklöf wrote:
I've written two different implementations of a snap-to-window
behaviour, but right now I have a problem I don't quite know how to deal
with. As it is now a window doesn't care about how the other windows are
layered and will snap to the closest window
