- 02 Dec, 2003 1 commit
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Iban Hatchondo authored
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- 28 Nov, 2003 1 commit
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Iban Hatchondo authored
- decode-netwm-icon-pixmap (misc.lisp) - small impacts in gestures.lisp & widgets.lisp. add a new callback on the application list root menu: when no window on a desktop then releasing the mouse button on such an entry will put you on that desktop. (wm.lisp) package.lisp updated.
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- 24 Nov, 2003 1 commit
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Iban Hatchondo authored
- new file rectangles.lisp. - maximize-window modified to use the maximize-fill operaion. - new user configuration option: *maximize-fill* We now support the netwm-strut{-partial}, and don't overlap panels that should not be overlapped (gnome panels for exemple) package.lisp, system.lisp updated.
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- 19 Nov, 2003 1 commit
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Iban Hatchondo authored
change get-screen-content for screen-content. Some keyword parameter added.
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- 09 Oct, 2003 1 commit
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Iban Hatchondo authored
For application with a :no-input as focus model, we now gives the same event mask as the others. The problem was that an application with a globaly-active model can decide to sets the focus to one of its satellite window that have a no-input model. This is correct because the input model is indicate to the window manager how to give the focus to the application. But in any case, it indicates that the application will never have or not the focus. - minor change in (setf fullscreen-mode): we now use the no-decoration-theme instead of undecorting.
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- 06 Oct, 2003 1 commit
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Iban Hatchondo authored
every window managers. Press Alt-Tab once will raise the next application, on the current desktop, according to the current stacking order. If Alt is released then pressing again Alt-Tab will put back the precedent application. Otherwise if you kipped Alt down then Tab again and the next application will be brought on top of the others, and the precedent one is back on its depth. And so on until you come back on the first one. The same mechanism is available with say Alt-a. It just rotate windows on the other sens. - The window rotation may be verbose by displaying a small window indicating the name and the icon, if provided, of the application that comes on top of the others. To disable it do (setf *verbose-window-cycling* nil) in your eclipse config file. - The window rotation may also cycle the current desktop iconified applications. To disable it do (setf *cycle-icons-p* nil) in your eclipse config file. - Screen edges are now resistant. - fix menu bug. They don't anymore appear below their applications. - a maximized window does not allow anymore to be resized in the directions in which it has been maximized. - the message-box may now display a centered pixmap before the text. - package.lisp updated. - man page updated. - changelog updated.
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- 01 Oct, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
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- 30 Sep, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
Minor modification in the move/resize process to make it a bit more stand alone. A "build-in" theme named no-decoration has been added. To use it do as usual: (setf (decoration-theme) "no-decoration") This isn't already in the man page but I will as soon as I can.
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- 16 Sep, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
lots documentation added gnome-desktop-num turned in window-desktop-num - input.lisp, wm.lisp, virtual-screen.lisp, package.lisp, global.lisp gnome-desktop-num -> window-desktop-num
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- 12 Sep, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
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- 08 Sep, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
fix incorect placement of the menu button when the title bar is vertical. Its place is the lower left corner.
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- 29 Aug, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
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- 28 Aug, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
To {un}shade a window double click on title bar. shaded-p widget: [generic function] return the actual shade state in the sens of the extended wm specification. timestamp: slot of the title-bar class. (NEW) :_net_wm_state_shaded added in +netwm-protocol+ - *double-click-speed*: [global variable] use it to customize the time you want for double click. Default value: 200 (timestamp unit of the X server) - added support for the xvidmode extension (lib/clx-ext/xvidmode.lisp). - added support for :net_wm_state_{below, above} in input.lisp - the following methods have created for manipulating widgets stacking order. - put-on-top widget [generic function] sets the widget stacking order on top of the others. - put-on-bottom widget [generic function] sets the widget stacking order on bottom of the others (except if any widget with :_net_wm_type_desktop is present and widget is or an application or a decoration). - various bug fix and improvements: - typo fix *wRAp-pointer-when-cycle* => *wARp-pointer-when-cycle* - set-focus now cares of the map state of the window it is supose to gives the focus to. (Should avoid lots of match-error). Wrong nil timestamp has been fixed. (wm.lisp) - minor change in the unmap-notify event handling. Closing an application should not any more systematically provoke a window-error error. (input.lisp) - fullscreen-mode should now be correct: the spec say it would be better to undecore the window when in fullscreen. It is now how it works. (widgets.lisp) (One more feature of this function is still under discussion in the freedesktop team that may introduce modifications in the future) typo fix full-screen-mode => fullscreen-mode - maximize-window signature changes (wm.lisp): It now expect an application instead of a decoration. This have been done because non decorated window should be able to be maximized as well as decorated one. It is now the case. It has serval side effects: - slot initial-geometry in class decoration doesn't exist anymore. - new private slot added in class application: max-geometry. - STROKES USING MAXIMIZE-WINDOW SHOULD BE UPDATED. - minor changes in update-edges-geometry, and move-resize.lisp. - clean up in eclipse.lisp (delete unused code). - virtual-screen.lisp re-implementation. It now use the X server data such the root window tree, and window property that hold the desktop number instead of a substructure hold by the root object that has to be updated each time you destroy, iconify, unicofy, shade, unshade, etc.
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- 11 Jun, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
alphabetical order and type order (class, generic function, function, ...) - input.lisp: minor modification in event-process for client-message on application. An application that does not support to be maximized in fullscreen don't have the _net_wm_state_fullscreen property sets anymore. - lib/clx-patch.lisp: fixed bug found in input-focus. - wm.lisp: focused-p modified. dispatch-repaint: new method for the repaint protocol. draw-focused-decoration & draw-unfocused-decoration: removed. - widget.lisp: focused-p modified. repaint implementations for icon, button and box-button. - themer.lisp: themes are now defined in their own packages. - themes/*/theme.lisp: All default themes converted in this new system. The rest concern what we discuss on precedent post about a repaint protocol. The two generic functions draw-on-focus-{in,out} had been supressed in favor of a single one named repaint. repaint widget name focus [generic function] This method is dedicated to widget repaint such as every buttons, icons, edges ... It is specialized on widget type, theme name (via an eql specializer) and a boolean that indicate if the corresponding toplevel (type decoration) is or not focused. Except for standard expose events, the repaint dispatching on focus change will be perform according to parts-to-redraw-on-focus list given in define-theme. The core of eclipse provide some basic implementation for the repaint method: (defmethod repaint ((widget base-widget) theme-name (focused-p t)) (values)) (defmethod repaint ((widget button) theme-name (focused-p t)) ;; draw a pixmap if the button provide a pixmap to display when ;; toplevel is focused. ;; in case of title bar draw a centered text corresponding to the app ;; name. ) (defmethod repaint ((widget button) theme-name (focused-p null)) ;; clear the button. ) (defmethod repaint ((widget box-button) theme-name focused-p) ;; draw the message that is displayed by this box. ) (defmethod repaint ((widget icon) theme-name focused-p) ;; draw the icon name if aplication does not provide a pixmap for it. ) This method is expected to be overloaded by theme implementors as well as to be exported by theme package definition. Theme implementation notes: -------------------------- - themes are supposed to be defined in their own packages. - theme package definition should be suplied. - the naming convention for themes packages is: <theme-name>-ECLIPSE-THEME. Typically a theme package will export at least two symbols: - INITIALIZE-FRAME - REPAINT Here comes an example of how defining a theme (see our predefined themes for more): ;;; -*- Mode: Lisp; Package: FOO-ECLIPSE-THEME -*- ;;; GPL Disclaimer for example. ;;; file theme.lisp (common-lisp:in-package :common-lisp-user) (defpackage "FOO-ECLIPSE-THEME" (:use eclipse clx-ext common-lisp) (:size 10) (:export repaint initialize-frame) (:documentation "Foo theme decoration for the eclipse window manager. Written by ...") ) (in-package "FOO-ECLIPSE-THEME") (define-theme "Foo" ;; the rest of the definition ) (defmethod repaint ((widget title-bar) (name (eql "Foo")) (focus t)) "handle repaint WHEN focused." ;; do some stuff ) (defmethod repaint ((widget title-bar) (name (eql "Foo")) (focus null)) "handle repaint WHEN NOT focused." ;; do some stuff ) (defun bar () ;; do what you want ) ;;; end of theme.lisp
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- 14 May, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
- bugs fix relative to ewt wm spec (i.e.: we now should interact correctly with gnome 2.2) - added ICCCM session managment complience: we now use/react to the owning of the WM_S{screen number} selection. see ICCCM 2.8 we still need gnome session managment conection.
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- 13 May, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
"Here is a diff that adds what I think is improved icon handling. It provides an icon box, ie. a configurable place where icons are stacked. As part of this change, I have changed the default location of icons from (750,50) to (0,0). If the icon box overflows, icons will be created ayt (0,0). I have also decreased the default height from 60 to 20 to minimize the space waste (if the application supplies an icon, it will of course take precedence). The patch allso adds different kinds of sorting options. Icons can be sorted by creation time (I have added a new slot in the `icon' class) or name or class (or whatever else you can think of). Unrelated to the icon box thing, the patch also contains a set of application inspection function (see the end of "misc.lisp"), A disabling of the expression that removes the "Exit" entry in the root menu so that you can close Eclipse down and finally a new option, *close-display-p*, that regulates whether exiting Eclipse also kills the entire X session (if *close-display-p* is nil, Eclipse will just exit). It still needs a few things, such as the possibility of disabling the icon box and other fill orders than :top-right (ie. filling from the top right corner of the box). Let me know what you think." plus small corrections from me (for fullscreen-mode, but it still cause problems).
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- 21 Mar, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
The rest is more or less some netwm complience improvement (fullscreen, hidden, icon-name, maximized). - initial-geometry decoration slot type changed: it is now a struct defined in misc.lisp. - the same slot has been add in application for fullscreen purpose. - fix bogus undecore-application.
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- 19 Mar, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
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- 17 Mar, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
fix typo prenthesis, and grid undraw in mouse stroke resize/move.
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- 16 Mar, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
procede-decoration code is inside an unwind-protect. support for focus-new-mapped-window support for :_net_wm_state_maximized_horz/vert :_net_wm_state_fullscreen.
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- 03 Feb, 2003 1 commit
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hatchond authored
CMUCL seems to have tighten the handling of certain things so this patch will do three necessary things: - in system.lisp (compile-theme) remove path from :output-file name as this includes path specs from the input file. - in wm.lisp (menu-3-prcess) removes the &allow-other-keys which CMUCL 18d chokes on (some previous versions seemed more lax, they also accepted (lambda (&rest) ...) which 18d does not but you have gotten rid of that). - in lib/image-reader.lisp (load-ppm) changes function to use two streams as there are many things you cannot do on a non-character string including calling `unread-char'.
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- 07 Nov, 2002 1 commit
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hatchond authored
some bugs fix. some functionalities added. file splitting to reorganize the project a little: - wm.lisp and global.lisp had been splitted into: - widgets.lisp (base-widget, root, application, buttons, ...) - input.lisp (general event processing) - gestures.lisp (key-combo, cursor movement) - eclipse.lisp (Top level functions) - move-resize (moving and resizing master) - misc.lisp (...) - lib/clx-ext/clx-extensions.lisp - gnome-manager.lisp had been splitted into: - manager-commons.lisp - gnome-manager.lisp - netwm-manager.lisp one directory added with one sub-directory: lib and lib/clx-ext a new package clx-extensions in lib/clx-ext some files had moved: - image-reader.lisp into lib - event.lisp ...... into lib/clx-ext - cursor.lisp ..... ---------------- - cursordef.lisp .. ---------------- - keysysms.lisp ... ---------------- - keysymdef.lisp .. ---------------- THE DOCUMENTATION IS OUT OF DATE. ( :( ) Iban.
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- 04 Jul, 2002 1 commit
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hatchond authored
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- 02 Jul, 2002 1 commit
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hatchond authored
added some #. macro reader to avoid some consing in defconstant definitions. correct a type error in gnome-manager.lisp
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- 24 Jun, 2002 1 commit
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james authored
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- 22 Jun, 2002 1 commit
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james authored
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