>>>>> "DV" == Dominik Vogt <fvwm_at_fvwm.org> writes:
DV> Style * ...
DV> But you do not want to do this for all windows. Use FvwmIdent to
DV> find out a better pattern for all windows of this application.
>> Based on what xwininfo is showing, why
>> won't fvwm simply honor the user specified size that I've asked for?
DV> That's hard to say without analysing the situation. The
DV> application does something that causes fvwm to limit the window
DV> size. It may request that size on its own, request a maximum
DV> window size smaller than the minimum size, or ask for a size
DV> increment step width/height that is so big that fvwm rounds down
DV> to the minimum window size. Do you get any warnings from fvwm on
DV> the X console related to this problem?
How do I "analyze the situation"? The size I am asking for is larger than
the size I am getting, and it is a size that should fit without a problem. I
am not getting any warnings on the console. I am examining events that
arrive at my window (from a Qt perspective) and something is clearly sending
me a resize event - after I have specified the size I am looking for.
What can I do to help debug why this is happening?
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Received on Tue Oct 14 2003 - 09:23:33 BST