[resend to wmaker-dev instead of only to Martin.] Carlos R. Mafra wrote: > Martin Dietze wrote: >> On Thu, September 10, 2009, Carlos R. Mafra wrote: >> >>> Hey, but I mentioned that the code does not even work for me. I just >>> wanted to point out what I was trying to do, but perhaps that does >>> not make sense in a xinerama setup. >> Oh, I thought it did not because you were not using a dual-head >> setup. No damage done :) > > The fact that no damage was done is interesting though. Because > here it makes my windows don't take the focus anymore. > > So before my clean up patch the un-maximization was done inside > wMaximizeWindow(), and you say that it restored the window > coordinates from the other screen to new one (ie the window does > not "go back" but it has the (x,y) and sizes of the old window). > > But looking into wMaximizeWindow() the only xinerama aware > step I see is about getting the usableArea coords. After > that wwin is used equally for xinerama or not xinerama, afaics. > > Unless there are checks for xinerama stuff inside > wWindowConstrainSize() or wWindowCropSize(), but > I haven't looked yet. > > So I don't understand how the old code restored > the old geometry inside the new head (or screen). >
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