On Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 09:11:00AM +0200, Anselm R. Garbe wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 26, 2006 at 09:02:39AM +0200, Stefan Tibus wrote:
> > I have two annoyances to report:
> > 1) xpdf has problems with the size it get's assigned:
> > On startup (in a stacked column) I have a big frame, but only a very
> > small area actually use by the client. Moving the focus away and back
> > resizes it, but the actual redrawing area (when moving within the
> > pdf) stays small.
> Please recheck with hg tip.
Hmm...I'm not using hg at all...
> (It might be that xpdf has problems, because it might send
> configure requests, but wmii ignores any configure request of
> managed clients).
Well...is the client informed somehow that its requests are ignored?
And the problem also affects floating mode sometimes:
a) 1) start xpdf in stacked column
2) xpdf uses only a part of the client area for drawing and controls
3) move focus away and back to redraw xpdf
4) xpdf uses only a part of the client area for drawing, but full
area for the controls
5) toggle xpdf to float
6) xpdf still uses only a part of the darwing area
7) resize xpdf
8) problem persists
b) 1) start xpdf in stacked column
2) xpdf uses only a part of the client area for drawing and controls
3) immediately toggle xpdf to float
4) xpdf correctly uses the full client area
5) resizing works correctly
c) 1) create a rule to make xpdf floating
2) start xpdf
3) xpdf uses only a part of the drawing area, controls use full area
(problem as in a)
Since making it floating using a rule doesn't help I'd think it's not
a problem of ignored configure requests... The question is, however,
why does it work (almost) correctly in b?
Regards,
Stefan
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