It's long bugged me that my AspectPixmap menu backdrops don't always fit
the menu; indeed, they rarely fit perfectly. Now, I know the image itself
cannot always fit, but I expected tiling after the scaling. Instead I
see patches from previous menu backdrops (I switch menu backdrop images
every so often).
So I went to the source and found in libs/Colorset.c, line 600 or so:
/* Draws a colorset background into the specified rectangle in the target
* drawable. */
void SetClippedRectangleBackground(
I'm a bit puzzled. Now I understand why it looks as it does, and I admit
I've not yet read the code and the calling code properly, but can someone
who understands the colorset code tell me why a menu background is simply
drawn once onto the area instead of being set as the XWindow's background
pixmap, which would then be tiled nicely but the X server?
Such an arrangement would let one use AspectPixmap to get the image
roughly right and then have the X server hide the edges with more
backdrop.
Failing this, shouldn't FVWM be blacking out (or something - maybe
the background-colour value if present in the Style) the whole menu
backdrop first?
Cheers,
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Cameron Simpson, DoD#743 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.zip.com.au/~cs/
But you've got to admit that in special effects, JP was to previous
rubber-monster romps as "Star Wars" was to "Lost in Space." I
especially liked the frilly little one that cooed softly until its
victim got close, then spit venom in his face. Brought back memories
of... ah, never mind; you wouldn't know her anyway.
- [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Joe Chew)
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