> but I'd like to send you the code of my inline > window manager concept based on the original nanowm.
Johannes - I've added all your changes into the git repository. However, I did do some rewriting for production use. Some options, like removing corner resizing and non auto-placement of the windows are now #defined on or off in include/nanowm.h. In addition, I renamed invoke_wm to wm_handle_event() and added wm_init(), which are all automatically handled and working when NANOWM=Y is set in the config file, and LINK_APP_INTO_SERVER=Y is set. The window manager code, with all your enhancements, has been renamed and added into the src/nanox/ directory as wm*.c. The nanowm code is added as more library code to libnano-X, which basically allows any program to become a window manager by modifying its main loop to call wm_handle_event, which automatically occurs for the link app to server case when nanowm is also specified. You should be able to use the repository version of nano-X and have all of your changes work, provided that you first edit include/nanowm.h for the options you require. We still have a small issue in how to make GrCloseWindow work on a FLTK program. Your version called an extern putKey which can't be made to work in the general case. I'll have to think about how NXLIB might catch the CLOSE_REQ event and somehow close the emulated X11 window gracefully. Thanks alot for all your fixes! Regards, Greg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: nanogui-unsubscr...@linuxhacker.org For additional commands, e-mail: nanogui-h...@linuxhacker.org
