Re: pip resizing and moving

On 08/11/14 09:31, Dennis New wrote:
> Here's a patch (against 4.0.1) to make the Picture-In-Picture (PIP)
> resizable and moveable, by right-clicking in the window. It can be
> moved to any of the four corners, depending on which quadrant you right
> click. It resizes the width to the x-offset from the edge.
>
> By the way, is everyone (linux users at least) able to get Fullscreen
> video through the Call Window? I am able to, and I can Alt-Enter it too
> to get a fully resizable window. Ideally, the main Call Window should
> be resizeable like this too, no? I can change the GTK setting to make
> it resizable, but I'm unsure of where/how to handle the callbacks to
> redraw/scale the video. I am also not able to use Fullscreen when I'm
> not in a call session -- ie. when I'm just viewing my local video.
> Perhaps this is because the Fullscreen mode requires a remote PIP?

Thank you very much for this patch.  This is a really useful feature.

Unfortunately, it does not apply to development branch (master), where 
xwindow code has been replaced with clutter/gstreamer/...

I would love to integrate a patch for that feature, however before that 
the patch should be done on current master, and moreover Damien is 
working on a branch ds-gtk-application which perhaps changes even 
further the code involved.

So I would sadly say that, if you want to implement such a feature, you 
should wait a bit until Damien merges his branch to master, and create a 
patch afterwards based on master.

(Damien, if you have another idea, please discuss.)

-- 
Eugen