Re: Main window position

Hello!

On Thu, 22 Dec 2011 at 11:49:58 (+0200), George L. Yermulnik wrote:

> > > If it's not too bad-mannered, I'd like to ask you to take a look at
> > > another issue I have here on my sendbox. It's not a fault or something
> > > like that, but is very annoying: after upgrading from 1.3.x to 1.5.x
> > > each time I open the main contact list window from a systray it goes up
> > > vertically for exactly half a centimeter. Maybe it's not because of any
> > > Licq components. So I'm just asking for your opinion =)

> > Did you use Qt4-Gui with 1.3.x so you can tell if the problem appeared 
> > with the new Licq version and not the switch to Qt4?

> I can't recall which Qt version I had been using before upgrading to
> 1.5.x =( That happened along with installing my new workstation from
> scratch. But I surely remember that this behaviour appeared exactly
> after upgrading to 1.5.0.

> > Which window manager are you using?

> Enlightenment (E16) 1.0.10

> > Does it happen if you just minimize and restore it normally to the taskbar?

> Nope, it doesn't. It happens only when left-clicking on Licq tray icon
> to show/hide main window.
> I've noticed another "side effect": with main window opened first tray
> icon click sets window to sticky state and only the second click hides
> the window.
> Log message is:
> <timestamp> [INF] qt4 gui: Setting Sticky state of window 0x28000ca to true

> It's not that critical and I almost got used to this behavior. So If I'm
> the only one reporting such a "bug", guess it doesn't worth your
> attention as it might be because of some misconfiguration of my WM or
> anything like that =)

> > > And a feature request =) Is it possible to add possibility to toggle
> > > main contact list window state (open/close) via licq_fifo?

> > That should be possible. I'll have a look at it and see what I can do.

> Thanx a lot =)

> And one more "feature" request =)
> Can you please add "//IGNORE" for `tocode' of iconv_open() in src/licq-osd.cpp ?
> It should make iconv silently discard unconvertable chars instead of
> failing itself at all.

I catched some kind of "crash" with my mailbox, so I'd like to ask if I
missed your answer or there were no answer yet? =)

> > /Anders

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George L. Yermulnik
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