On 25.02.2013 12:41, Wolfgang Lux wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
On 24.02.2013 00:05, Riccardo Mottola wrote:
Fred Kiefer wrote:
As I wrote the idea would be to reuse the same timer for both run loop
modes. This is definitely better than having two separate timers. The
specific problem I talk about was fixed in base a long time ago. I
just used that as an example that harmless changes in gui might lead
to unexpected issues.
If we do any change in that area, it should be the one I proposed. The
question is, should we do so before the release?
With the current code using WindowMaker I can now see the tooltips
sometimes. They appear behind the save-panel window. I can see,
depending on the mouse position, totally disappear or partially appear
behind it. Difficult to take a screenshot but I hope you understand and
trust me :)
That is quite possible, when I first heard that tooltips aren't working for
panel, I looked for that problem. But for me the tooltips are now positioned on
top of the panels, so this is a window manager specific issue and you will have
to find out for yourself which window properties will be needed to display them
correctly.
The problem is fairly obvious if you look at the source: Tool tips are drawn at
NSStatusWindowLevel, which is well below NSModalPanelWindowLevel. I guess the
tool tips would need to be drawn (at least) at NSPopUpMenuWindowLevel.
Actually, I would think it should be even higher than that (allowing tool tips
to be shown for pop up menu items) but there is no well defined window level
above NSPopUpMenuWindowLevel (except for NSScreenSaverWindowLevel and that of
course looks inappropriate).
Wolfgang
Your argument is correct, but it does not reflect the implementation we
have in XGServerWindow.m. But doing things the way you suggest in both
places would be better.
Fred
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