This fvwm 2.0.46 bug is hard to describe but easy to demonstrate: go
to the top left page of your current desktop, start something that
requires manual placement, run your mouse to the left side of the
screen, and then move it vertically up or down without pausing. The
window rubber-band 'sticks' to the spot where the mouse first hit the
left side of the screen until you stop moving the mouse, in a very
distracting way. Similar effects can be had by running the mouse into
the top of the screen and then moving it sideways.
The following small patch fixes this problem:
--- fvwm/virtual.c 1998/03/06 09:20:38 1.1
+++ fvwm/virtual.c 1998/03/06 09:50:54
_at_@ -31,11 +31,11 @@
return;
/* need to move the viewport */
if(( Scr.VxMax == 0 ||
- (*xl >= SCROLL_REGION && *xl < Scr.MyDisplayWidth - SCROLL_REGION)) &&
+ ((*xl >= SCROLL_REGION || !Scr.Vx) && *xl < Scr.MyDisplayWidth - SCROLL_REGION)) &&
( Scr.VyMax == 0 ||
- (*yt >= SCROLL_REGION && *yt < Scr.MyDisplayHeight - SCROLL_REGION)))
+ ((*yt >= SCROLL_REGION || !Scr.Vy) && *yt < Scr.MyDisplayHeight - SCROLL_REGION)))
return;
total = 0;
while(total < Scr.ScrollResistance)
- cks
--
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Received on Tue Apr 07 1998 - 19:41:25 BST