There are several simple ways to recover windows "lost" this way:
- Alt-middle-click on background, select window
- Right-click on dragbar or Ctrl-middle-click on background, select
  window.

I do think that it's a bug that shaded windows may go offscreen, but I
think a better solution than to inhibit the shading is to move the
shaded window back on the screen.

Btw. 0.16.6 is getting a bit old. If you do use eesh, 0.16.7 or 0.16.8
(in CVS) have a lot more features. With 0.16.8, your Skype iconification
would simply be "eesh wop Skype iconify".

/Kim

Carsten Haitzler (The Rasterman) wrote:
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Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2005 01:56:45 +0000
From: DEMAINE Benoit-Pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: windows should not shade if top bar is not in viewable space.


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First: happy new year.

I discovered a bug several years ago, and it looks like it has never
been patched, so I finally report about it.

I dont where the BTS of E16 is, so I just write you becaus you are in
the README of the CVS.

My theme put the window bar as default above the window.

I use multiple desktops, and virtual ones.

When I am in a upper virtual, and put the top bar of a window even
upper, I mean outside the viewable space, a double click ( keeping ALT
pressed) makes the window shade up, as usual, but it this particular
case, the window bar is not reachable, thus the window is lost.

If this window is a compose window for a mail, or a chat, then all the
dialog is lost ...

What I would like, is E not to shade a window when the actual
(multiple)desktop has '0' in its coordinates, AND one of the coordinates
of the bar is negative. This equation will match rare cases when this
restriction should not apply, but my point is to report a very ennoying
problem. I thing you are a big boy enough to enhance my equations.

Actually, I wrote small script to catch back lost windows:
/usr/bin/eesh -e "win_op `/usr/bin/eesh -ewait window_list | /bin/grep
Skype | /usr/bin/cut -d ":" -f1` iconify"
iconifies a lost window called 'Skype' ...

All I want is E16 to forbid shading windows which could potentially get
lost.

Shading is now a reflex, good when in low desktops, bad when in top
ones. And many times reflexes occur due to exication, unconsciously, and
Murphy will tell that they occur specially at the end of the most
important mail, when you write the mail in desktop (0,0) :D

$ enlightenment -v
Enlightenment Version: 0.16.6
Last updated on: $Date: 2003/11/05 18:06:01 $

on Debian SID, with some bits from E CVS ...

PS: enhancement of the equation would be to measure the heigh and width
of the decorative bar, and check if it is more left than width, or upper
than height ...
- --
DEMAINE Beno__t-Pierre http:/www.demaine.info/
\_o< apt-get remove ispell >o_/
There're 10 types of people: those who can count in binary and those who
can't
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