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- Subject: Re: [Sawfish] Re: odd window resize behaviour with firefox/thunderbird 17.0
- From: teika@xxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 27 Nov 2012 08:16:18 -0500 (EST)
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Thanks, but I doubt your reasoning be exact. On 64-bit system, librep uses
62-bit int. The result of
(format nil "%x" (lsh 1 60))
is correct, being "1000000000000000" on my PC (lsh is a "left-shift"), but
it suffered from the same symptom.
Since it's already fixed, you don't have to go deeper, (I don't think I
will help more; I'm a retired dev. ;-) but if you're curious; you can
report the result of
(window-size-hints (get-window-by-name "Mozilla" #:regex t))
with the unpatched Sawfish. It contains a line like: (max-width . 2000) I
guess it returns the same value as xprop/xwininfo, and the true obstacle
is hidden elsewhere.
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