Hi,

some help with this bug?

Thanks a lot,
Best regards,
kix

----- Mensaje reenviado de Sergey Popov <psvor...@gmail.com> -----
 Fecha: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 08:56:28 +0200
    De: Sergey Popov <psvor...@gmail.com>
Asunto: Re: WindowMaker: lost maximized status
  Para: Rodolfo kix Garcia <k...@kix.es>

Hi,

The problem still exists in 0.95.5.

To reproduce:
- start gvim
    gvim --servername qwe .gvimrc
- maximize (vertical, horizontal or full) created Gvim window. Window menu
has "Unmaximize" item.
- open another (or same) file to the same Gvim window
    gvim --servername qwe --remote-silent .gvimrc
- now winsow menu has "Maximize"
- Gvim window cannot be unmaximized --> maximized status is lost.


2012/5/6 Sergey Popov <psvor...@gmail.com>

Hi,

The patch does not solve the problem.

Regards,
Sergey


2012/5/6 Rodolfo kix Garcia <k...@kix.es>

El 22/04/2012 14:10, Sergey Popov escribió:

Hi,

Additional info: if maximized window is shaded, the problem does not
occur. It seems, the problem in client.c (version 0.95.2) line 221-263:
old_geometry is updated to "maximized" values.

Sergey

2012/3/9 Sergey Popov <psvor...@gmail.com <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com>>


   Hi,

   Correct scenario.
   If "UnMaximize" restores normal window size?
   I open gvim (e.g., 600x400 pixels) -> maximize it vertically (now
   600x1024) -> run second command (remote-silent) -> try unmaximize
   gvim ---> it seems, the state is changed from maximized to normal,
   but window size stays 600x1024 (like maximized vertically).

   For maximizing I use keybinding, defined in WPrefs.

   Regards,
   Sergey

   2012/3/8 Rodolfo kix Garcia <k...@kix.es <mailto:k...@kix.es>>


       On 26/02/12 14:43, Sergey Popov wrote:

        > Hi,
        >
        > The old bug in WindowMaker (0.95.2).
        >
        > 0. Before reporting this bug I already:
        > [ x] read the NEWS, README and INSTALL files
        > [ x] read the list of already known bugs in the BUGS file
        > [ x] downloaded and tried the latest version of WindowMaker
        >
        > 1. What happened:
        > [ ] could not compile
        > [ ] crashed
        > [ ] configuration option does not work
        > [x ] weird behaviour
        > [ ] cosmetic
        > [ ] some problem with WPrefs
        > [ ] others: ..............................
        > .....
        >
        > 2. Detailed description of what happened:
        > Maximized status of window is lost.
        >
        > 3. How to reproduce the bug, if known:
        >  - Start gvim
        >  gvim --servername qwe .gvimrc
        >  - Maximize (vertical, horizontal or full) created Gvim window
        >  - Open another (or same) file to the same Gvim window
        >  g --servername qwe --remote-silent .gvimrc
        >  - Try to restore Gvim window --> maximized status is lost.
        >
        > 4. Configure time options you specified:
        > [ ]  --enable-kanji
        > [ ]  --disable-shape
        > [ ]  --enable-single-icon
        > [ ]  --enable-modelock
        > [x ]  Others: run configure without parametes (all defaults)
        >
        > 5. Changes to the src/wconfig.h file:
        >
        > 6. The error occured during:
        > [ ] configuration
        > [ ] compilation
        > [ ] startup
        > [x ] use
        >
        > 7. Changes made to the configuration files, if the error
       ocurred during use:
        >
        > 8. Error messages output:
        >
        > 9. Fix, if known:
        > I don't have enough time to locate it in code
        >
        > 10. Other Notes:
        > This is old bug. I saw him at 0.91 or 0.92
        >
        > My e-mail: psvor...@gmail.com <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com>
       <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com>>

        > OS: Linux 3.0.0-1-686-pae #1 SMP Sat Aug 27 16:41:03 UTC 2011
       i686 GNU/Linux
        > Distribution: Debian, several versions
        > Window Maker 0.95.2
        >
        >  Best regards,
        >  Sergey Popov


       Sorry,

       I don't understand :-(

       I ran in a xterm:

       kix@osaka:~$ gvim --servername qwe .gvimrc

       Right click on the window title, maximize.
       alt+tab to return to the xterm OR mimimize the the window.

       kix@osaka:~$ gvim --servername qwe --remote-silent .gvimrc

       I have only one gvim window (the first). If the window was
       minimized,
       the command re-maximize it.

       If I make right click, I see "UnMaximize" option (the window is
       still
       maximized).

       I'm doing something wrong?

       Cheers,
       kix
       --
       ||// //\\// Rodolfo "kix" Garcia
       ||\\// //\\ http://www.kix.es/


Hi,

did you see the patch sent some days ago to the mail list? Topic was
"Patch: Make maximize hotkeys more intuitive".

This patch can solve the problem?

kix.




----- Terminar mensaje reenviado -----

Rodolfo García Peñas (kix)
http://www.kix.es/
--- Begin Message ---
Hi,

The problem still exists in 0.95.5.

To reproduce:
- start gvim
    gvim --servername qwe .gvimrc
- maximize (vertical, horizontal or full) created Gvim window. Window menu
has "Unmaximize" item.
- open another (or same) file to the same Gvim window
    gvim --servername qwe --remote-silent .gvimrc
- now winsow menu has "Maximize"
- Gvim window cannot be unmaximized --> maximized status is lost.


2012/5/6 Sergey Popov <psvor...@gmail.com>

> Hi,
>
> The patch does not solve the problem.
>
> Regards,
> Sergey
>
>
> 2012/5/6 Rodolfo kix Garcia <k...@kix.es>
>
>> El 22/04/2012 14:10, Sergey Popov escribió:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Additional info: if maximized window is shaded, the problem does not
>>> occur. It seems, the problem in client.c (version 0.95.2) line 221-263:
>>> old_geometry is updated to "maximized" values.
>>>
>>> Sergey
>>>
>>> 2012/3/9 Sergey Popov <psvor...@gmail.com <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com>>
>>>
>>>
>>>    Hi,
>>>
>>>    Correct scenario.
>>>    If "UnMaximize" restores normal window size?
>>>    I open gvim (e.g., 600x400 pixels) -> maximize it vertically (now
>>>    600x1024) -> run second command (remote-silent) -> try unmaximize
>>>    gvim ---> it seems, the state is changed from maximized to normal,
>>>    but window size stays 600x1024 (like maximized vertically).
>>>
>>>    For maximizing I use keybinding, defined in WPrefs.
>>>
>>>    Regards,
>>>    Sergey
>>>
>>>    2012/3/8 Rodolfo kix Garcia <k...@kix.es <mailto:k...@kix.es>>
>>>
>>>
>>>        On 26/02/12 14:43, Sergey Popov wrote:
>>>
>>>         > Hi,
>>>         >
>>>         > The old bug in WindowMaker (0.95.2).
>>>         >
>>>         > 0. Before reporting this bug I already:
>>>         > [ x] read the NEWS, README and INSTALL files
>>>         > [ x] read the list of already known bugs in the BUGS file
>>>         > [ x] downloaded and tried the latest version of WindowMaker
>>>         >
>>>         > 1. What happened:
>>>         > [ ] could not compile
>>>         > [ ] crashed
>>>         > [ ] configuration option does not work
>>>         > [x ] weird behaviour
>>>         > [ ] cosmetic
>>>         > [ ] some problem with WPrefs
>>>         > [ ] others: ..............................
>>>         > .....
>>>         >
>>>         > 2. Detailed description of what happened:
>>>         > Maximized status of window is lost.
>>>         >
>>>         > 3. How to reproduce the bug, if known:
>>>         >  - Start gvim
>>>         >  gvim --servername qwe .gvimrc
>>>         >  - Maximize (vertical, horizontal or full) created Gvim window
>>>         >  - Open another (or same) file to the same Gvim window
>>>         >  g --servername qwe --remote-silent .gvimrc
>>>         >  - Try to restore Gvim window --> maximized status is lost.
>>>         >
>>>         > 4. Configure time options you specified:
>>>         > [ ]  --enable-kanji
>>>         > [ ]  --disable-shape
>>>         > [ ]  --enable-single-icon
>>>         > [ ]  --enable-modelock
>>>         > [x ]  Others: run configure without parametes (all defaults)
>>>         >
>>>         > 5. Changes to the src/wconfig.h file:
>>>         >
>>>         > 6. The error occured during:
>>>         > [ ] configuration
>>>         > [ ] compilation
>>>         > [ ] startup
>>>         > [x ] use
>>>         >
>>>         > 7. Changes made to the configuration files, if the error
>>>        ocurred during use:
>>>         >
>>>         > 8. Error messages output:
>>>         >
>>>         > 9. Fix, if known:
>>>         > I don't have enough time to locate it in code
>>>         >
>>>         > 10. Other Notes:
>>>         > This is old bug. I saw him at 0.91 or 0.92
>>>         >
>>>         > My e-mail: psvor...@gmail.com <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com>
>>>        <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com <mailto:psvor...@gmail.com>>
>>>
>>>         > OS: Linux 3.0.0-1-686-pae #1 SMP Sat Aug 27 16:41:03 UTC 2011
>>>        i686 GNU/Linux
>>>         > Distribution: Debian, several versions
>>>         > Window Maker 0.95.2
>>>         >
>>>         >  Best regards,
>>>         >  Sergey Popov
>>>
>>>
>>>        Sorry,
>>>
>>>        I don't understand :-(
>>>
>>>        I ran in a xterm:
>>>
>>>        kix@osaka:~$ gvim --servername qwe .gvimrc
>>>
>>>        Right click on the window title, maximize.
>>>        alt+tab to return to the xterm OR mimimize the the window.
>>>
>>>        kix@osaka:~$ gvim --servername qwe --remote-silent .gvimrc
>>>
>>>        I have only one gvim window (the first). If the window was
>>>        minimized,
>>>        the command re-maximize it.
>>>
>>>        If I make right click, I see "UnMaximize" option (the window is
>>>        still
>>>        maximized).
>>>
>>>        I'm doing something wrong?
>>>
>>>        Cheers,
>>>        kix
>>>        --
>>>        ||// //\\// Rodolfo "kix" Garcia
>>>        ||\\// //\\ http://www.kix.es/
>>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> did you see the patch sent some days ago to the mail list? Topic was
>> "Patch: Make maximize hotkeys more intuitive".
>>
>> This patch can solve the problem?
>>
>> kix.
>>
>
>

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