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Some fixes over 0.51.2-pre2, in WINGs, wwindow.c, and FAQ
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Changes since version 0.51.1:
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.............................
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- fixed bug with window that can get focus if both shaded and hidden.
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- maximize for full screen
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- fixed problem with frame drawing in non-opaque
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- fixed installation path prob [jmknoble@pobox.com]
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83
FAQ
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FAQ
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WindowMaker FAQ
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====================================================================
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Last modified: Thursday November 26 12:50PM EST 1998
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Last modified: Wednesday March 10 01:05AM EET 1999
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the latest info can be found at
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http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~grapeape/wmfaq.html or
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@@ -156,13 +156,16 @@ crash.
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1.3 Where are the mailing list archives?
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----------------------------------
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UPDATE: Ed has moved to Utah to work for Caldera, so the list has
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moved. The new address is
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http://www.caldera.com/linuxcenter/forums/wmaker.html
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----------------------------------------
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Phillip Smith from Netplex, our wonderful provider of windowmaker.org, has set
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up some new lists from the domain. Please read the information on the web
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pages at http://www.windowmaker.org/lists.html for information on how to
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subscribe, the posting guidelines, and how to access the web archives.
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We are currently archiveless after the move. Hopefully this will change in the
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near future.
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Many thanks to Ed Orcutt who hosted the original lists from his own machine
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for many years and Caldera who graciously allowed Ed to continue hosting
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from them when he moved to his new position with them. Ed provided a very
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valuable service for many years and we are sad to see him go.
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1.4 Where is more documentation on configuring Window Maker?
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-=-=-=-=-=-=-
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2.1 Where can I get proplist.h?
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----------------------------------
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-------------------------------
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My first hint would be to look through the documentation a little more
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closely. libPropList.tar.gz is located in the root of the Window Maker
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distribution source tree. Untar libproplist, compile and install it so that the it
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@@ -240,14 +243,18 @@ will be available to compile Window Maker.
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2.2 Why do no icons show up after installing Window Maker >= 0.15.x
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when I've followed all the directions?
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----------------------------------
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According to Dan Pascu should not happen because Window Maker
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-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Under normal circumstances, this should not happen because Window Maker
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should detect if libtiff is going to be compiled in and then it will make the
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default theme based around .xpm instead of .tif.
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default theme use .tiff or .xpm icons, depending if TIFF support is compiled
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in or not.
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As of Window Maker version 0.15.0, the default setup includes .tiff icons
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which require you to have compiled Window Maker with libtiff support. For
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some help on compiling with libtiff, at the libtiff section of this FAQ.
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which require you to have compiled Window Maker with libtiff support, if you
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want them to be used. If you are happy with the .xpm icons, then you don't
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need libtiff. Window Maker will detect that TIFF support is not available and
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use .xpm icons instead. For some help on compiling with libtiff, look at the
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libtiff section of this FAQ.
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2.3 How do I get libtiff to work?
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@@ -380,7 +387,8 @@ mouse.
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2.9 How do I get Window Maker working with xdm in Redhat 5.[01]?
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----------------------------------
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After running wmaker.inst and letting it write to .xinitrc, cp .xinitrc .xsession
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After running wmaker.inst and letting it write to .xinitrc,
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cp .xinitrc .xsession
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and make sure that /usr/local/bin is in your $PATH for the Xserver. You can
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make sure of this by including a statement like
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@@ -417,19 +425,19 @@ of this question.
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2.10 Do I need to rerun wmaker.inst with every new version of
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Window Maker?
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----------------------------------
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Dan Pascu reveals the answer:
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There is no need to do this. You can do it, but keep in mind, that all your
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preferences will be lost, overwritten by the defaults. You can update the
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files and add the changes yourself if you need to, but else in most cases is
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sufficient to rely on WPrefs and it will update for you the new missing
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options if they differ from the default ones.
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When the user will need to run wmaker.inst again in a new release of
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wmaker, we will write that down in the NEWS file.
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(as I've done in 0.15.0).
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The way domain files are read beginning from 0.15.0 makes this
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redundant. The user config files are merged with the global ones in
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The way domain files are read beginning from 0.15.0 makes the need for update
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almost redundant. The user config files are merged with the global ones in
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/usr/local/share/WindowMaker/Defaults.
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So even if new options are added, they will reflect in the user configuration.
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So even if new options are added, they will be reflected in the user
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configuration.
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Only if user wishes to change the default behavior, he needs to add that
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option to the config file.
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option to the config file.
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2.11 When I install Window Maker, I've used wmaker.inst correctly
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@@ -604,17 +612,15 @@ windowmaker, exit windowmaker with the "exit session" option.
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3.2 What is the difference between the 'Exit' and 'Exit Session' Options?
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----------------------------------
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Another Answer from Dan Pascu:
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"'Exit' exits wmaker, but leaves the other apps running, and if wmaker was
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not the last app launched in the .xinitrc the X server is not closed, until the
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last app started by .xinitrc is closed.
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'Exit session' will exit wmaker, but also will close all running apps, thus the
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X server will be closed."
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'Exit' exits wmaker, but leaves the other apps running, and if wmaker was
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not the last app launched in the .xinitrc the X server is not closed, until
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the last app started by .xinitrc is closed.
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'Exit session' will exit wmaker, but also will close all running apps, thus
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the X server will be closed, and your session will end.
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3.3 How do I "dock" AppIcons on the Clip?
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----------------------------------
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-----------------------------------------
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Just drag icons near it like you would for the dock. If you are having a
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problem docking icons, you should try moving the Clip away from the dock.
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@@ -1239,17 +1245,15 @@ Programming:
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6.1 How do I get a normal X application to produce an appicon?
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----------------------------------
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Another insightful answer from who else but Dan Pascu.
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"You must define the WM_CLASS (XSetClassHint()) and the
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You must define the WM_CLASS (XSetClassHint()) and the
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CLIENT_LEADER or XWMHints.window_group properties, which are
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automatically set by most applications that use Xt (Motif, Athena ...), but if
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you use plain Xlib you must set them by hand.
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automatically set by most applications that use Xt (Motif, Athena ...),
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but if you use plain Xlib you must set them by hand.
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Also you must make a call to XSetCommand(dpy, leader, argv, argc);
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Take a look at Window Maker-0.1x.x/test/test.c that is an example for
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writing such an app (which also have an app menu)."
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writing such an app (which also have an app menu).
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6.2 How do I get my tcl/tk application to produce an appicon?
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@@ -1368,8 +1372,7 @@ the files manually. Or download the whole distribution.
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7.5 Will you add GNOME support?
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----------------------------------
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Yes. But don't ask me when.
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Support for GNOME hints is included since 0.50.0.
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-=-=-=-=-
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Themes:
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int i;
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item = WMGetListSelectedItem(lPtr);
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if (!item || oldItem == item)
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return;
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for (i=0; i<bPtr->columnCount; i++) {
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if (lPtr == bPtr->columns[i])
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break;
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if (!item) {
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oldItem = item;
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return;
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}
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assert(i<bPtr->columnCount);
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/* columns at right must be cleared */
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removeColumn(bPtr, i+1);
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/* open directory */
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if (item->isBranch) {
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WMAddBrowserColumn(bPtr);
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loadColumn(bPtr, bPtr->usedColumnCount-1);
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if (oldItem != item) {
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for (i=0; i<bPtr->columnCount; i++) {
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if (lPtr == bPtr->columns[i])
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break;
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}
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assert(i<bPtr->columnCount);
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/* columns at right must be cleared */
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removeColumn(bPtr, i+1);
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/* open directory */
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if (item->isBranch) {
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WMAddBrowserColumn(bPtr);
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loadColumn(bPtr, bPtr->usedColumnCount-1);
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}
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if (bPtr->usedColumnCount < bPtr->maxVisibleColumns)
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i = 0;
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else
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i = bPtr->usedColumnCount-bPtr->maxVisibleColumns;
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scrollToColumn(bPtr, i, True);
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}
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if (bPtr->usedColumnCount < bPtr->maxVisibleColumns)
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i = 0;
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else
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i = bPtr->usedColumnCount-bPtr->maxVisibleColumns;
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scrollToColumn(bPtr, i, True);
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/* call callback for click */
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if (bPtr->action)
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char *text;
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WMList *list;
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int col = WMGetBrowserNumberOfColumns(panel->browser) - 1;
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int i, textEvent = (int)WMGetNotificationClientData(notification);
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static int running = 0;
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if (running)
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return;
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running = 1;
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int i, textEvent;
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if (panel->flags.ignoreTextChangeNotification)
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return;
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list = WMGetBrowserListInColumn(panel->browser, col);
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if (!list)
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if (!(list = WMGetBrowserListInColumn(panel->browser, col)))
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return;
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text = WMGetTextFieldText(panel->fileField);
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textEvent = (int)WMGetNotificationClientData(notification);
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if (panel->flags.autoCompletion && textEvent!=WMDeleteTextEvent)
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i = closestListItem(list, text, False);
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int textLen = strlen(text), itemTextLen = strlen(item->text);
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int visibleItems = WMWidgetHeight(list)/WMGetListItemHeight(list);
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if (textEvent!=WMSetTextEvent || textLen<itemTextLen)
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WMSetListPosition(list, i - visibleItems/2);
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WMSetListPosition(list, i - visibleItems/2);
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if (textEvent!=WMDeleteTextEvent && textLen<itemTextLen) {
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if (textEvent!=WMDeleteTextEvent) {
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WMRange range;
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panel->flags.ignoreTextChangeNotification = 1;
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WMInsertTextFieldText(panel->fileField, &item->text[textLen],
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textLen);
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textLen);
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panel->flags.ignoreTextChangeNotification = 0;
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WMSetTextFieldCursorPosition(panel->fileField, itemTextLen);
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range.position = textLen;
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range.count = itemTextLen - textLen;
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}
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free(text);
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running = 0;
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}
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index = mPtr->itemCount;
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if (mPtr->itemCount == mPtr->itemsAlloced) {
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WEditMenuItem *newList;
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WEditMenuItem **newList;
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newList = wmalloc(sizeof(WEditMenuItem*)*(mPtr->itemsAlloced+10));
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memset(newList, 0, sizeof(WEditMenuItem*)*(mPtr->itemsAlloced+10));
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Bool
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wWindowCanReceiveFocus(WWindow *wwin)
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{
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if (!wwin->flags.mapped && !wwin->flags.shaded)
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if (!wwin->flags.mapped && (!wwin->flags.shaded || wwin->flags.hidden))
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return False;
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if (WFLAGP(wwin, no_focusable) || wwin->flags.miniaturized)
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return False;
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