On 13 Oct 2001 12:36:55 -0700, Denis Perelyubskiy wrote:
>
> so i was playing with my pager, and i did an FvwmIdent on it.
>
> it said that geometry is 44x33+0+0, but that the width is
> 179, Height is 33, X(Current Page) is 0, Y(Current page) is
> 0
>
> the question is, should the geometry not have read:
>
> 179x33+0+0?
>
> is is a bug with a problem, or is it a bug with the user (in
> that i am confused about what geometry is supposed to mean)?
Geometry means logical units specific to the given application window.
Compare, for example, xv and xterm. The actual width and height of xv
window is the same as its geometry, i.e. its logical unit has size 1x1.
But in xterm the logical unit is a character cell, something like 7x13
depending on a font you use. In addition, there is a non-removable part
in xterm, its scrollbar, that is not included in geometry.
In case of FvwmPager, the geometry is the size of a single page.
You use the desk that has 4x1 pages and you disable the pager label. So:
The total X size is 44*4 plus 3 separators = 179.
The total Y size is 33.
If you would use 3x2 pages with fixed-font label you would get:
The total X size is 44*3 plus 2 separators = 134.
The total Y size is 33*2 plus 1 separator + 16-pixel label = 83.
In both cases above, the geometry of the pager would still be 44x33.
If this is still mysterious, think what should happen when you resize
xv, xterm, FvwmPager. The geometry is changed in +1 / -1 logical unit.
Regards,
Mikhael.
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Received on Sat Oct 13 2001 - 17:11:12 BST