Hi,
I think I'm having a similar problem with transient window.
Here is a testcase that shows the problem :
- we have two toplevel windows wtop and wdiag.
- wdiag is launching notepad.
- After closing notepad, the focus is given to wtop although it should be given
to wdiag.
Could someone compile
on Wed, 2 Nov 2005 15:13:03 - (GMT), Charles Reilly wrote:
min/max buttons are more of a problem because, IIRC, they can't be removed
once a window has been created.
Maybe they can't be removed, but you should be able to disable them by
disabling the Minimize and Maximize items in the
Thanks for looking at this. Sorry about the comment style; I've been
programming in C++ for too long.
I've redone the patch with C-style comments. I've also added my name to
the copyright section at the top. I'm not familiar with the etiquette of
this - let me know if it's inappropriate.
Hi,
Having been frustrated by vanishing tool windows in inkscape, I've
developed a patch to make transient windows work on win32.
The existing code had two problems, one trivial and one not.
The trivial problem was that gdk_window_set_skip_taskbar_hint set the
window owner. This overwrote
Charles Reilly writes:
Any comments would be most welcome.
Yes, but please send the diff in unified format first... (diff -pu2).
The old default diff output format is almost impossible to read.
--tml
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