On Mon, 2002-05-20 at 23:26, Sean 'Shaleh' Perry wrote:
> the line along the left is especially baffling, there is no reason for that to
> happen I can see.  Look at Window.cc:motionNotifyEvent() and
> Window.cc:constrain.  Add some prints in there.  Add one to updateAvailableArea
> and print out the availableArea Rect.  This is how it decides what is in bounds
> or not.  Do a search for edgeSnap in Window.cc to find the Blackbox snapping
> code.

well, I tried, I really did, but all I managed to do was stop it
compiling... like I said, I don't actually know C++ (or any variety of C
for that matter)

Also, bbtools aren't all going into the slit on startup - bbpager and
bbkeys are getting "swallowed" alright, but bbppp and bbsload aren't -
they all come right when I restart bb though. (that's starting them from
.xinitrc when I have the problems)

Further on the xmms issue, the "imaginary struts" *sometimes* don't seem
to go all the way across, when they're horizontal. Like, xmms will be
snapping to an imaginary vertical strut say 40px from the bottom, but
when I move it across to the right it no longer snaps. Move it back and
the strut seems to be there again. Move it around a lot and some of the
struts seem to disappear altogether... it seems pretty random.

Today I have a vertical strut (only as far as xmms is concerned - other
windows don't notice) about 150px from the left - almost 2/3 of the way
between the screen edge and the left-hand end of the toolbar. Slit is
still bottom right.

Earlier there was a horizontal strut just about where there should have
been, at the top of the slit, but it only went halfway across the
screen. This disappeared after moving xmms around a bit.

Confusing eh?

Matt.

P.S. If you think it's not that important and want to get onto real
stuff, like new features etc., just tell me to shut up :-)

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