when checking that a window is onscreen, if there are screens with higher indices than where it appeared, they would trump things and force the window onto the first screen. now, only assume the window is on no screens if it actually is on no screens
Dana Jansens danakj@orodu.net
1 files changed,
11 insertions(+),
2 deletions(-)
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openbox/client.c
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openbox/client.c
@@ -993,6 +993,7 @@ gboolean rudel = rude, ruder = rude, rudet = rude, rudeb = rude;
gint fw, fh; Rect desired; guint i; + gboolean found_mon; RECT_SET(desired, *x, *y, w, h); frame_rect_to_frame(self->frame, &desired);@@ -1042,18 +1043,26 @@ if (stationary_t && newbl.y > oldbl.y)
rudeb = TRUE; } + /* we iterate through every monitor that the window is at least partially + on, to make sure it is obeying the rules on them all + + if the window does not appear on any monitors, then use the first one + */ + found_mon = FALSE; for (i = 0; i < screen_num_monitors; ++i) { Rect *a; if (!screen_physical_area_monitor_contains(i, &desired)) { - if (i < screen_num_monitors - 1) + if (i < screen_num_monitors - 1 || found_mon) continue; /* the window is not inside any monitor! so just use the first one */ a = screen_area(self->desktop, 0, NULL); - } else + } else { + found_mon = TRUE; a = screen_area(self->desktop, SCREEN_AREA_ONE_MONITOR, &desired); + } /* This makes sure windows aren't entirely outside of the screen so you can't see them at all.