Hi, [email protected] (2009-03-18 at 1336.38 +0100): > On Tue, Mar 17, 2009 at 10:39 PM, GSR - FR <[email protected]> > wrote: > > Windows tabbed into a group must share position, depth, size, state, > > workspaces, and respond to normal commands like raise, lower, move, > > etc. Or simpler words, become the same window from user point of view. > > > > What about the lisp point of view? [...]
>From another mail: [...] > if we don't want to ignore events for inactive tabs, then the idea of > synchronizing the depth/size/pos will make sense. But then we have to > think if the combination of different triggers for different tabs > could mess the tabgroup, and for syncing we will need to know what tab > activated the event, so that the other tabs can be updated accordingly > to this tab. I think only front window should propagate to back ones. If back one gets focused, then it has to become front one. These are the kind of things I want to check step by step. Thanks for noting them. GSR
