Hi, first of all thank you for your prompt response! I imagine how difficult it must be to code _and_ answer this kind of stuff....
So... On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 10:43:36 +0200, Kim Woelders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Roberto Winter wrote: > > hi all! > > I downloaded and compiled the newest enlightenment 0.16.8 from > > sourceforge. now there is one thing bugging me: > > > > $ eesh "group_op 0x2e00012 remove 2961739" > > Error: no such operation: remove > > > > but: > > $ eesh > > help group_op > > Enlightenment IPC Commands Help > > ---------------------------------------- > > group_op gop: Group operations > > ---------------------------------------- > > use "group_op <windowid> <property> [<value>]" to perform group > > operations on a window. > > Available group_op commands are: > > group_op <windowid> start > > group_op <windowid> add [<group_index>] > > group_op <windowid> remove [<group_index>] > > group_op <windowid> break [<group_index>] > > group_op <windowid> showhide > > > > Is this a bug or something changed with the syntax? > > > It's a bug in the help text. "remove" should be "del". > > > there is also something I'd like to ask... I have a script I'd like to > > run _after_ everything X related is running (enlightenment, remembered > > apps, etc) I used the: > > > > $ eesh set misc.session.cmd_start <script> > > > > but enlightenment seems to hang... I don't think this is an > > enlightenment problem since the script runs xmms and tries to use eesh > > to find the window_id. The thing is, this is done in a loop, so maybe > > because enlightenment is starting the script never leaves the loop and > > enlightenment can't resume the start-up process. Is this correct? Is > > there a way to run something after enlightenment has started? > > > The startup script has to exit. It is run before the "remembered" > programs are started. You could spawn off some other shell script from > there. What is it you want to do to xmms? I imagined. I want to place it correctly, since remember can't do it. Again I think it is a kind of xmms bug, because it always want to be sticky and have no borders... there actually are some xmms "preferences" but changing them doesn't make a difference.... > > > I also tried using composite, but... well... the windows got all funny > > and misbehaved when I ran xcompmgr: > > - stacking a window "Below" and then putting another one "On Top" that > > overlaps this window makes shading and unshading (if shading animation > > is turned off) not work, the window on top unshades only to the > > extents of the border it had when shaded. See attached image > > not_unshading.jpg: the mess on the left is the "unshaded" pager, but > > you only see the image in the are where the border was, the rest is > > not displayed. > > - animated shading/unshading gets pretty messy! check the image attached. > > > Which image :) the one called unshading_ugly.jpg. > I assume you don't actually mean xcompmgr, but the built-in one. which built-in one? is there such a thing? I downloaded and compiled xcompmgr and all those composite stuff just starts working after I run it!.... > I believe (not sure) the shading problems are caused by a bug in xorg. I > thought it might be fixed in 6.8.2, but apparently not. (I imagined, x.org is still pretty bugged! skippy makes it crash and all kind of weird stuff) > There is a fix to work around this problem: > $ eesh set compmgr.resize_fix_enable 1 this did not work.... I'm sending another image to make it easier to see what happens. notice that the unshaded window is not displayed, despite being unshaded all you can see is its shadow. Probably a x.org bug.... but if the workaround worked it would be nice. Either way I found out a way to "fix" it, just set the opacity of the window to .99 (I'm using transset-df) and everything is ok... weird though. Even when I do that the borders get a little messed, but at least the windows "show up"! (just a reminder: I'm not using animated shading/unshading, I guess that would make all different). > > > guess I'll have turn that off for now.... :( > > > > I'm using: X.org 6.8.2, enlightenment 0.6.18 (code last updated: 03/26 > > 12:12), nvidia 5600 with driver 7167, kernel 2.6.9 and Debian > > unstable. > > > > /Kim > Roberto
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