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#115 alwaysontop button toolbar patch

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2016-08-30
2006-09-07
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here's the patch against the revision 4586.
it creates a button that toggle the window between the
layer top and normal.

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  • matteo galiazzo

    matteo galiazzo - 2006-09-07

    patch against the revision 4586

     
  • Simon Bowden

    Simon Bowden - 2007-01-06

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    Hi,

    I've looked over your patch, and have a few notes:

    * Please supply a unified diff (diff -u) and check that it isn't reversed (yours seems to be).
    * Watch your indentation
    * To me, names like "aotPixmap" and "m_aotted_pm" just don't click. Maybe call them something like toggleLayerUp and toggleLayerDown (toggleLayerUpPixmap, m_toggle_layer_up_pm). Yes, it's longer, but then I can read it without thinking so hard.

    If you can fix these, I think we could commit it. In an ideal world, I'd be tempted to make it so that left click goes Top and right click goes Bottom (or some such).

    Cheers,

    - Simon

     
  • matteo galiazzo

    matteo galiazzo - 2007-01-06

    patch against the revision 4646

     
  • matteo galiazzo

    matteo galiazzo - 2007-01-06

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    so i provide a unified patch against the 4646 version
    i've tried to fix all the points in your notes

    i coudn't use the existing methods FluxboxWindow::raiseLayer() and lowerLayer() because they navigate trough all the five layer states (ABOVE DOCK, ecc.), and i have to add my toUpperLayer() and toLowerLayer() that moves only between TOP,NORMAL and BOTTOM.

    cheers

    matteo

    File Added: layersButtonedPatch.patch

     
  • Thomas Luebking

    Thomas Luebking - 2016-08-30

    I suspect this to be some approach on the toggle raise/lower (within! a layer) request which will require some idea about the window stack (to checl for occlusions) for a proper implementation.
    In that case, this patch is wrong (because it doesn't guarantees neither condition, there can be windows up in the atop layer and below in the normal layer)

     

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