> Whatever is decided for the style flags, the same treatment should
> probably be accorded the state-related flags - whether it's a bit-field
> struct or some other solution. And whatever is done will affect every bit
> of code, style-related or not, that ever looks at SomeOldWin->flags. Lotta
> grunt work to be done there. 'Tain't glamorous, but I'll happily volunteer
> to do some of it, whenever the design's finalized.
I agree. If you want to start on something there is something that CDE has that
I miss in FVWM. It's the ability to set a desk occupation list on a window.
With FVWM a window can be in one desk or all(sticky). I'd like to be able to
have a window belong to desks 1,2 and not 3,4 and have sticky mean stick to the
glass in the desks that the window belongs to. Obviously this would mean making
the window state flags dynamically sizeable or fixing the maximum number of
desks so it might be tough. I'll volunteer to test it.
Cheers,
Tim
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Received on Thu Dec 11 1997 - 04:05:04 GMT