On 23.02.2012 03:31 (UTC+1), Doug Barton wrote:
Rainer,
I'm cc'ing the wmaker-dev list, please follow up there rather than
freebsd-ports till we get this resolved.
Hi Doug,
thanks for testing my simple patch.
On 02/22/2012 10:47, Rainer Hurling wrote:
it seems I found a workaround for getting the session restored after
restarting windowmaker.
I took a look at this and got some very odd results.
First, using stock windowmaker, I started, did a 'clear session', made
sure everything was closed, then exited with the save session box
checked. Then I started a few apps, exited with save session checked,
and when I restarted it brought the session back.
Then I used the attached patch to see the values of those variables you
mentioned ... both were "(null)" as expected, and restoring the session
continued to work.
At this point I got creative and started playing with various
combinations of 'clear session' and saving or not saving my session, and
managed to get windomaker into a state where it would fail when started
and bring up the dialog that gave the option to restart, start another
wm, or dump a core file. Still not sure what was happening there, and
the core wasn't particularly useful. Now that I think about it, I
suspect that if I had tried 'wmaker -norestore' it would have worked ...
What I suggest you do is add the attached to windowmaker/files (rename
to patch-debug) and build it without your change. Then run startx and
check the terminal. Try doing what I did above (clear session, exit
w/save, startx, run some stuff, exit w/save, startx) and see if it
works. If it doesn't, check the values of those 2 knobs in the printout
on the terminal and let us know what's going on.
Unfortunately your patch to get a wmessage does not work for me. With
this patch windowmaker crashes and wants to restart in an endless loop.
Without your patch I tried the procedure you described on two boxes,
both FreeBSD 10-CURRENT (amd64) with WindowMaker 95.2 from your port. On
both boxes I backuped GNUstep and created a new configuration with
wmaker.inst.
I am much irritated since both systems behave in a different way. On one
box I am able to reconstruct applications windows, but with every startx
they appear on another place. Furthermore the dockapps placed on the
right side of the screen are randomly doubled at the bottom.
On the second box I am _not_ able to restore any kind of application
window. The dockapps on the right side seem to restore normal.
hth,
Doug
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