Commit 08c537e ("xwayland: Honor size increments from
WM_SIZE_HINTS") adjusted only the window width/height according
to the size hints. If resizing from the top or left edge of the
window, we also need to adjust the window position to keep the
bottom or right edge from jumping around.
...and call it from desktop_move_to_front() in order force an enter event
on the surface below the cursor when cycling views.
Fixes#162 and #225
Inspired by PR #164 - just restructured it a bit.
Suggested-by: @bi4k8
Co-authored-by: Consolatis <35009135+Consolatis@users.noreply.github.com>
This allows popups to be rendered above views and other layers. Without
this, the popups of a layer-shell application in the bottom layer would
render below views, which does not seem right. For example, consider the
case of a panel with right-click popups.
Support returning the following structs:
- view from LAB_NODE_DESC_VIEW or LAB_NODE_DESC_XDG_POPUP
- lab_layer_surface form LAB_NODE_DESC_LAYER_SURFACE
- lab_layer_popup from LAB_NODE_DESC_LAYER_POPUP
Support identification of wlr_scene_node role to enable simplification
of codebase including the avoidance of iterating over lists of
layer-surface, menuitems, and so on.
Use node-descriptors for xdg toplevels and popups
Prevents a single action like ToggleDecorations + ToggleMaximize to
position the view somewhere with negative coordinates when unmaximizing.
It may still position the view on negative coordinates but later commit
events will fix the position. This issue only exists on xwayland because
there are no configure serials which we could use to ignore all
repositioning until we are at the latest desired state.
Add the 'cycleViewPreview.core' option to rc.xml to enable previews of
the selected view when cycling between windows. Default this option to
be disabled to match current behavior.
Use view_move() and view_move_resize() correctly.
view_move_resize() should only be used when the view actually changes
width and/or height, otherwise the serials might cause a delay in moving
xdg-shell clients.
Issue #201
