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A priori, there is no reason why the workspace warping functionality should
treat the horizontal and vertical directions at all differently. Even if
traditionally horizontal warping was more common, for some in recent times
as aspect ratios tend to become larger, stacking virtual workspaces
vertically may make more sense. Similarly, some might want to traverse
an array of workspaces in column-major, rather than row-major, order.
Prior to this commit, there were extra parameters for vertical warping (a
controlling flag and an offset for how many workspaces to jump) as opposed
to horizontal warping. Also it was impossible to allow vertical warping while
disallowing vertical warping.
This commit makes all of the parameters and behavior for horizontal and
vertical warping equivalent. For backwards compatibility, there is an
overarching flag controlling whether warping occurs at all, as well as a
separate control flag and offset for each of horizontal and vertical warping.
The relevant init file resources and default values are:
session.screen0.workspaceWarping: true
session.screen0.workspaceWarpingHorizontal: true
session.screen0.workspaceWarpingVertical: true
session.screen0.workspaceWarpingHorizontalOffset: 1
session.screen0.workspaceWarpingVerticalOffset: 1
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Adds (secret) opaque resize mode. It sure would be nice if it was documented....
The relevant init file resources and their default values are:
session.screen0.opaqueResize: False
session.screen0.opaqueResizeDelay: 40
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'Vertical' Workspace warping is a variant of the existing Workspace
warping feature: When a user drags a window to the edge of the Screen,
the window is warped to the next / previous workspace.
'Vertical' Workspace warping detects a drag towards the upper / lower
border of the screen and warps the current workspace about an 'offset'.
Example given, lets say the user has 9 workspaces and considers them to
form a 3x3 grid:
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|1|2|3|
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|4|5|6|
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|7|8|9|
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An 'offset' of 3 warps from workspaces 2 to workspace 5 (or 8), when a
window is dragged to the bottom / top border.
New configuration ressources:
session.screenN.workspacewarpingvertical: true
session.screenN.workspacewarpingverticaloffset: X
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REQUEST: 185
also PATCH 92
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fluxbox uses std::unique_ptr<> where it previously used std::auto_ptr<>.
C++0X was approved in 2011. among other things, it deprecates std::auto_ptr.
5 years is long enough for compilers to catch up the standard.
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Command is "RelabelButton button.foo $LABEL"
This is useful to eg. hint the amount of unread mails in a
button to start your MUA, reflect the $USER in a session menu button
etc.
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toggle(Toolbar|Slit)Above toggles the resp. item between its
regular and the AboveDock layer (ie. above everything, even visible on
active fullscreen windows)
Also required step for autoraising.
REQUEST: 222
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Allows to maintain access to desktop fractions etc. against
maximized windows. Also permits to OnToolbar clicks in this case, eg. to
raise it.
REQUEST: 150
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Also reconfigure menus (recursively) on style load
The most critical call is the shape update - the menus often become
cut-off, preventing mouse interaction with lower items, but also colors
are not applied correctly to menus w/o updating them.
BUG 1022 is most likely this and only a misinterpretation (for the
mentioned items are those with lacking color updates on style updates)
BUG: 1146
BUG: 1017
CCBUG: 1022
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Make windows snap to edges when resizing them, as well as when moving.
From http://darkshed.net/files/patches/fluxbox/fluxbox-resize-snap-try2.diff
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Sometimes fluxbox is used as a component of a desktop environment (
e.g., the "Lumina Desktop"). It's easier and more stable for this kind
of "users" to disable the toolbar or the slit alltogether. Why not
configure these features out? Because then they would need 2 installations
of fluxbox: One without the slit and the toolbar (and perhaps other
components) and one with them.
This implements feature request #314, at least partially.
This commit also looks bigger than it actually is: I refactored and cleaned
up classes Fluxbox and BScreen.
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There was a problem deep within how the menus were connected and when and
what gets deleted. It was clearly related to a menu which was kind of
global. In order to better understand the code flow I eliminated the
ExtraMenu code: it was used only to get the Remember-Menu into the
Window-Menu. Instead of having a singleton of the Remember-Menu and fight
against the shaky interconnections we just create a new one on demand
and delete when the menu gets deleted. Looks like this fixes the problem.
The menu code needs more love anyway.
Closes #1118
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Part of this massive looking but simple rather simple change is a the way we
check for active Xinerama: XineramaIsActive() was used before. The docs for
XineramaQueryScreens() state that
XineramaQueryScreens() returns NULL and sets number to
0 if Xinerama is not active.
Sold.
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Another patch to trim down the code that needs to be part of BScreen
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Every time either the Slit menu or the Toolbar menu were added to the
root menu, the whole root menu was (re)created from scratch. Now we
create and remove only the menus needed.
Side effect: the position of these menus is now at the end of the root
menu and not somewhere in between. If users complaint, I' ll think about
it.
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Again, it's easier to read the code when the whole menu-generation is out of
the way.
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this marks the completion of the transition to FbTk::Signal
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- merged all the common stuff from 0,1,2,3 argument versions into one common base class
- removed ReturnType template parameter as it was instantiated with "void" everywhere and the
current ignores the return value of the callbacks anyway
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I removed the const versions of reconfigSig() in the process since FbTk::Signal has no const
methods anyway.
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a 'BidiString' holds both the logical content and the visual reordered
version of the content of a string. this helps to reduce the number of
calls to reorder the string before drawing it (as introduced in the patch
from Ken Bloom) and to be more consistent in menus and textboxes (drawing
cursors and underlining text).
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Conflicts:
ChangeLog
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also removed unnecessary items from default init file
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