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Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:48:22 +1000
From: Anthony Thyssen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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"Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker via RT" on wrote...
| ctwm-bugs> * Selecting f.move or f.resize (and most other 'window
| ctwm-bugs> operation' functions) from a root menu, just fails.
| ctwm-bugs>
| ctwm-bugs> In ctwm 3.6 the cursor would change appropriatally, and
| ctwm-bugs> you can then select the window to which you want to
| ctwm-bugs> apply it to.
| ctwm-bugs>
| ctwm-bugs> Of course such window operations do work fine when
| ctwm-bugs> selected from a titlebar button or menu that is
| ctwm-bugs> attached to a window.
|
| I checked, and it works for me, just the way it's supposed to. What
| exactly were you doing? The relevant entries in my root menu tree
| are:
|
| "Resize" f.resize
| "Move" f.move
|
That is basically what I have...
However the WindowOps is a Sub-menu of the root window menu.
Hmm it is also failing in ctwm 3.6!!!!
In 3.6...
For BOTH f.move and f.forcemove from the root/submenu menu, the
cursour changes move try cursor for window selection, but then
selecting (click, or hold) does nothing. prehaps it could be a
because it is a sub-menu from the root menu.
in 3.7a5...
The cursor also doesn't chnage at all for window selection.
Here is a cut down version of the menus involved.
=======8<--------
# Menu popup buttons...
Button1 = : r : f.menu "TwmControls" # Twm Controls Menu
Button3 = : t|f : f.menu "WindowOps"
define(F_LINE,f.separator)dnl
# Menus...
menu "TwmControls" {
"TWM_NAME Controls" f.title
"Restart" f.restart
"Refresh ALL" f.refresh # refresh whole display
"Window Ops" f.menu "WindowOps"
"-------------" F_LINE
# and so on...
"Show Version" f.version
"-------------" F_LINE
"Quit TWM_NAME" f.menu "ReallyQuit"
"Logout" f.menu "ReallyLogout"
"Reboot" f.menu "ReallyReboot"
}
menu "WindowOps" {
"Window Ops" f.title
"Information" f.identify
"Iconify" f.iconify # titlebar button
"Refresh Win" f.winrefresh
"Refresh ALL" f.refresh
"Move" f.move # titlebar mouse 1 move
"Move (force)" f.forcemove
"Resize" f.resize # titlebar button & mouse 2
"Raise/Lower" f.raiselower # mouse 1 click
"Focus(Un)" f.focus # titlebar button (removed)
"Zoom (vert)" f.zoom # titlebar button
"FullZoom" f.fullzoom # titlebar button
"Squeeze" f.squeeze # titlebar shift mouse 1
"Occupy..." f.menu "Occupy"
# Dangerious Functions (use warning colors)
"-----------" F_LINE
"Delete" ("firebrick":"grey") f.delete
"Destroy" ("firebrick":"grey") f.destroy
"Del/Destory" ("firebrick":"grey") f.deleteordestroy
"-----------" F_LINE
"TWM_NAME Controls" f.menu "TwmControls"
}
=======8<--------
Note that the two menus, have links to each other.
The button 3 on the titlebar will do the right thing, the button 1 on root
window, to the sub-menu, will not.
And F_LINE is a define which changes depending on if the .twmrc file
is m4 converted for use by "twm"
| ctwm-bugs> * Selecting resize from a menu attached to a titlebar
| ctwm-bugs> works but if you just click to cancle, without moving
| ctwm-bugs> the cursor, or even hitting the edge you wish to resize
| ctwm-bugs> results in...
| ctwm-bugs> 1/ window is moved border thickness +1 down and
| ctwm-bugs> right
| ctwm-bugs> 2/ window size is also increased a bit, even though
| ctwm-bugs> it was cancled.
| ctwm-bugs>
| ctwm-bugs> EG create an xterm -geometry +100+100
| ctwm-bugs> use f.resize from a titlebar menu, but cancle it
| ctwm-bugs> without resizing and window will jump to position
| ctwm-bugs> +104+104 and resize from 80x24 to 81x24 characters
| ctwm-bugs>
| ctwm-bugs> This does not happen for f.resize from a titlebar
| ctwm-bugs> button.
|
| Hmm, I can't reproduce this either.
|
Definately happens for me.
Anthony Thyssen ( System Programmer ) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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