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List:       enlightenment-users
Subject:    [e-users] Bug in "move_absolute"
From:       Doomsday <jonathan.huot () gmail ! com>
Date:       2005-07-31 23:27:35
Message-ID: 345b0e58050731162722bfe924 () mail ! gmail ! com
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Thanx for attention.

I found a bug with the binding "move_absolute". Maybe it is
reproductible with move_relative but few tries are not enough.

Well, take a look:

Pre-requesites: got at least one key binding for move_absolute
enlightenment-remote -binding-key-add ANY Left  'CTRL|ALT' 0
'move_absolute' '+0 *'
enlightenment-remote -binding-key-add ANY Right 'CTRL|ALT' 0
'move_absolute' '-0 *'
enlightenment-remote -binding-key-add ANY Up    'CTRL|ALT' 0
'move_absolute' '* +0'
enlightenment-remote -binding-key-add ANY Down  'CTRL|ALT' 0
'move_absolute' '* -0'
Open two terminals in a empty virtual desktop.
Move second terminal upon the first (with a little down offset).

So, let's start the show:

Get the focus from the foreground one.
Move the window with CTRL|ALT + Right binding.
Ok, all could be done. Now, remove window in origin posision, and
repeat exactly same action, with taking attention on the focus of the
second one. If you are attentive, you can see the background window
steal focus during one millisecond.

It's a bit annoying if we repeat quickly many key binding like that,
all window are moved instead just one (the focused..).

Thanx to developer for fix this little bug :-)

-- 
Doomsday


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