garya@stan.com (Gary Aitken) (09/07/88)
The following program displays two windows, one parented inside the other.
On our version of X (X11R2), the XMoveWindow causes the interior window
to be painted with a 2 pixel wide border along the upper and left edges.
Pushing and popping the window using uwm causes it to refresh correctly,
with only a 1 pixel border.
Try it with no arguments and one argument, with and without a wm running.
Strangely enough, we see the following behavior:
No args 1 arg
No wm Fails Fails
Modified uwm Fails Works
Has this been fixed? Does this fail on anyone else's systems?
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# include <X11/Xlib.h>
main (argc,argv)
int argc ;
char **argv ;
{
static char dspnam[] = "unix:0.0" ;
Display *dspp ;
Window win,w2 ;
Window root ;
char str[10] ;
XEvent event ;
if (dspp = XOpenDisplay(dspnam)) {
XSynchronize(dspp,1) ;
root = XDefaultRootWindow(dspp) ;
w2 = XCreateSimpleWindow(dspp,root,0,0,400,300,1,1,0) ;
win = XCreateSimpleWindow(dspp,root,0,0,500,400,1,1,0) ;
if (argc == 1)
XSelectInput(dspp,win,VisibilityChangeMask) ;
XMapRaised(dspp,win) ;
if (argc == 1) {
XWindowEvent(dspp,win,VisibilityChangeMask,&event) ;
XSelectInput(dspp,win,NoEventMask) ;
}
else
XFlush(dspp) ;
XReparentWindow(dspp,w2,win,50,50) ;
XMapWindow(dspp,w2) ;
gets(str) ;
XMoveWindow(dspp,win,100,100) ;
gets(str) ;
XCloseDisplay(dspp) ;
}
}RWS@ZERMATT.LCS.MIT.EDU (Robert Scheifler) (09/07/88)
Date: 6 Sep 88 22:43:10 GMT
From: stan!garya@boulder.colorado.edu (Gary Aitken)
On our version of X (X11R2), the XMoveWindow causes the interior window
to be painted with a 2 pixel wide border along the upper and left edges.
Has this been fixed? Does this fail on anyone else's systems?
I just tried it on a Sun running nearly-R3, and it worked just fine.
The rest of our displays are wiped clean doing builds, but I suspect
it's fine in general.