Hi,
I need for someone to explain to me what's meant with the following
code, taken from vscreen.c, the ? function:
for (nptr = Scr->VirtualScreens; nptr != NULL; nptr = nptr->next) {
virtualScreen *vs;
char *geometry = (char*) nptr->name;
int x, y, w, h;
if ((x < 0) || (y < 0) || (w > scr->rootw) || (h > scr->rooth)) {
twmrc_error_prefix ();
fprintf (stderr, "InitVirtualScreens : invalid geometry : %s\n",
geometry);
continue;
}
vs = (virtualScreen*) malloc (sizeof (virtualScreen));
vs->x = x;
vs->y = y;
vs->w = w;
vs->h = h;
As you can see, the body of the for loop immediately uses x, y, w and
h. However, those are not initialized, so they might contain any kind
of value. Bottom line, there's something missing, and I honestly have
no clue what.
Claude, since Since this is tied in to your experiments with the
Xinerama extension, I'd like to nudge you into action a little bit.
What's missing?
My options are to either just let this be, and see if anyone turns in
a good enough bug report (patches welcome!), or to turn of virtual
screen support entirely.
Cheers,
Richard
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