Jan Vroonhof writes:
giacomo boffi <giacomo.boffi(a)polimi.it> writes:
> the standard (3 months) calendar window fits no more in a XEmacs
> frame that's 81 cols wide (i guess it wouldnt fit in a 80 cols
> wide, too :-)
It does for me. Are you running with Mule. If no, did you apply the
fix for the string-width issue?
gotcha! the window manager is lying to me:
if i resize the 1st emacs' window, with calendar in it, the meter
says 81x45, but that's wrong, the window is actually smaller!
how does it happen?
well, i configured my wm to have a stack of emacs windows, all
81x45, and this is what happens when i "startx"
1. the wm (exec'd by startx) is up and running when xemacs maps its
1st window to the screen
2. the first window/frame is sized 81x45 by the wm, then XEmacs
puts the toolbar etc in it, without (apparently) modifying the
pixel dimensions of the window, so that its measure in chars
gets smaller!
3. the wm doesn't notice what happened (possibly the actual-pixel
dimensions of the window didn't change, or what else?) and
subsequently it lies on window's dims, in chars
who's the culprit, my wm (gwm) that doesn't see the change, or
XEmacs that doesn't signal that's manipulating the window?
i have an untested interim solution (delay exec'ing gwm) but it
eventually works only when xemacs is started from startx, so it's
not a really good solution