[xmonad] mupdf and llpp return from fullscreen

Carsten Mattner carstenmattner at googlemail.com
Wed Jun 27 09:53:37 CEST 2012


On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 7:47 AM, Audun Skaugen <audunskaugen at gmail.com> wrote:
> På Tue, 26 Jun 2012 23:46:13 +0200, skrev Carsten Mattner
> <carstenmattner at googlemail.com>:
>
>
>> Thanks that seems to work for mupdf (and llpp).
>> Do you plan to add the missing support to Layout.Fullscreen and
>> remove the need for partially importing EwmhDesktops?
>
>
> There is no missing support. You don't need EwmhDesktops to make this module
> work, although it can be useful for other tasks involving the ewmh protocol.

I was confused because of
EwmhDesktops hiding (fullscreenEventHook )
That looked like you were using all but that hook from EwmhDesktops
and thereby make mupdf work while using the other hooks from Layout.Fullscreen.

Removing that line didn't break mupdf fullscreening

>> I don't even seem to require the  isFullscreen -->
>> fullscreenManageHook or doFullFloat rule.
>
>
> The fullscreenManageHook is only for windows that spawn as fullscreen. This
> is rare, so yes, you rarely need it. The doFullFloat rule should be
> unnecessary.

I had to add back isFullScreen --> doFullFloat to make Adobe Flash fullscreen
stop displaying a window border.

>> I didn't manage to add a doFloat rule for llpp but when I make
>> it manually floating by moving the window with the mouse
>> and go fullscreen and back by holding 'f' pressed it seems to
>> somehow forget the size or not manage to act fast enough
>> because llpp is more heavy on redrawing the window.
>> Does that make any sense? It happens that llpp's window
>> can be made zoomed or or too big on return rom fullscreen
>> if you do it repeatedly by holding 'f' pressed. mupdf doesn't
>> have that problem. This is not as important but maybe it's
>> useful for you.
>
>
> I'll look at it when I get home again. I'm going on holiday for a week now,
> so I won't be as responsive.

Thanks Audun.



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