that it knows better than
me (the programmer) how to manage the application window stacking...
Regards,
Olivier
Olivier Guillion
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), but it seems
to be the best result I could expect from this OS. By comparison, this feature
is quite straightforward under Windows or MacOS.
Thanks !
Olivier
Sam Spilsbury smspil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 12:17 AM, Olivier Guillion - Myriad
oliv...@myriad-online.com wrote
Hi,
I made some more tests about the solutions that seem to be useable. It appears
that they are not.
Reminder: the problem is to let the application manage window stacking (z-
order), instead of letting the Window manager do most of the job by itself.
- The gtk_windows_set_transient_for()
something changes in the
stack order, to delete the transient info of each and every window, then
rebuild it entirely.
It seems to work, but it's not straightforward. I'll tell here the results of
my experiments.
Regards,
Olivier
Olivier Guillion
Myriad
26 rue Michel de Montaigne
31200 Toulouse
by reconfiguring
your window manager. You may even be able to do this on a window class or
window
name basis which would be done in .Xdefaults.
Olivier Guillion
Myriad
26 rue Michel de Montaigne
31200 Toulouse
FRANCE
WebSite---
http://www.myriad-online.com
Download here
Hi,
I'm struggling with this problem for several days now, and can't find any
solution.
I'm writing an application for Ubuntu using GTK in C language.
This application manages various windows (floating palettes, documents,
toolbars, etc), with a complex stacking (Z-order) strategy.
I would
