don't use client_move() to end a move client_move() uses the client's current width/height, whereas all along we were using the width/height the client had at the start, so this causes client_configure() to behave differently at the end than during the move
Dana Jansens danakj@orodu.net
1 files changed,
12 insertions(+),
12 deletions(-)
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openbox/moveresize.c
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openbox/moveresize.c
@@ -304,11 +304,7 @@ ungrab_pointer();
popup_hide(popup); - if (moving) { - client_move(moveresize_client, - (cancel ? start_cx : cur_x), - (cancel ? start_cy : cur_y)); - } else { + if (!moving) { #ifdef SYNC /* turn off the alarm */ if (moveresize_alarm != None) {@@ -318,14 +314,18 @@ }
obt_main_loop_timeout_remove(ob_main_loop, sync_timeout_func); #endif - - client_configure(moveresize_client, - (cancel ? start_cx : cur_x), - (cancel ? start_cy : cur_y), - (cancel ? start_cw : cur_w), - (cancel ? start_ch : cur_h), - TRUE, TRUE, FALSE); } + + /* don't use client_move() here, use the same width/height as + we've been using during the move, otherwise we get different results + when moving maximized windows between monitors of different sizes ! + */ + client_configure(moveresize_client, + (cancel ? start_cx : cur_x), + (cancel ? start_cy : cur_y), + (cancel ? start_cw : cur_w), + (cancel ? start_ch : cur_h), + TRUE, TRUE, FALSE); /* dont edge warp after its ended */ cancel_edge_warp();