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don't raise windows above OverrideRedirect windows, or else they eventually get restacked on the bottom

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markt 2007-01-25 18:09:11 +00:00
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Changes for 1.0rc3:
*07/01/25:
* Don't raise any windows above OverrideRedirect windows, otherwise they
eventually get pushed to the bottomm, bug #1447583 (Mark)
*07/01/24:
* Detect user's shell from environment rather than assuming /bin/sh (Mark)
FbCommands.cc

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src/FbTk/XLayer.cc
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@ -90,38 +90,24 @@ void XLayer::stackBelowItem(XLayerItem *item, XLayerItem *above) {
if (!m_manager.isUpdatable())
return;
Window *winlist;
size_t winnum, size, num = item->numWindows();
// if there are no windows provided for above us,
// then we must have to go right to the top of the stack
// then we must restack the entire layer
// we can't do XRaiseWindow because a restack then causes OverrideRedirect
// windows to get pushed to the bottom
if (!above) { // must need to go right to top
if (item->getWindows().front()->window())
XRaiseWindow(FbTk::App::instance()->display(), item->getWindows().front()->window());
// if this XLayerItem has more than one window,
// then we'll stack the rest in under the front one too
// our size needs to be the number of windows in the group, since there isn't one above.
if (num > 1) {
winnum = 0;
// stack relative to top one (just raised)
size = num;
winlist = new Window[size];
} else {
// we've raised the window, nothing else to do
return;
}
} else {
// We do have a window to stack below
// so we put it on top, and fill the rest of the array with the ones to go below it.
winnum = 1;
size = num+1;
winlist = new Window[size];
// assume that above's window exists
winlist[0] = above->getWindows().back()->window();
restack();
return;
}
Window *winlist;
size_t winnum = 1, size = item->numWindows()+1;
// We do have a window to stack below
// so we put it on top, and fill the rest of the array with the ones to go below it.
winlist = new Window[size];
// assume that above's window exists
winlist[0] = above->getWindows().back()->window();
// fill the rest of the array
XLayerItem::Windows::iterator it = item->getWindows().begin();
XLayerItem::Windows::iterator it_end = item->getWindows().end();