Hi Fred,

Le 27/04/2012 22:33, Fred Kiefer a écrit :
> 
> Hi Philippe,
> 
> you code may work around the problem, but I would like to first
> understand what is causing it. You could add a break point on your new
> code to see what is causing it. In addition you could add the switches
> "--GNU-Debug=NSEvent --GNU-Debug=Moving --GNU-Debug=Frame" to your
> command line to see more debug output. That way we may be able to
> understand how this nonsensical value get created.
> 
> It could be that the line
> n = [self _XFrameToOSFrame: x for: cWin];
> converts the correct X values into wrong OS values. This would mean that
> we are using the wrong style offset values. Which window manager are you
> using? Is this properly supported by our  _checkStyle: code?
> Here the command line switch "--GNU-Debug=Offset" should give you more
> information.

My window manager is Unity on Ubuntu 11.10.

I will try to gather more informations and get back to you.

Thanks,
Philippe

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