Hi Ildar, On 08/12/2011 01:44:24 PM Fri, Ildar Mulyukov wrote:
On 01.06.2011 07:00:38, Peter Bloomfield wrote:Pushed to master and gtk3. Getting it not to spew .xsession-errors was a challenge, but it's working for me(!). PeterPeter, I think you did too much. Now $ balsa -i and $ balsa both do now raise the main window. I think this is the regression. Please get it back.
I believe that was part of the original single-instance design. If the user types "balsa" in a console window, he or she presumably expects to see a main window as a result, regardless of whether an instance is already running. Similarly, "balsa -i" is used to start a session with the inbox open, so the user presumably expects to see a main window with at least "inbox" open. To my mind, the times when the main window should *not* be presented are "-s" (which should simply print the stats and quit, regardless of a running instance) and "-m" (which should present a compose window, and arguably doesn't require a main window). I suppose "-a" should be handled the same as "-m"; I've never used it... Best, Peter
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