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@cpixl cpixl commented Dec 30, 2016

Implements resize events handling as requested in #196.

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Not to sure about this as we do some trickery during the setup phase wrt the geometry and the monitor chains.

NET_WM_STATE,
NET_WM_STATE_STICKY,
NET_WM_STATE_ABOVE,
};
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Let's just add a NET_WM_ATOM_MAX to avoid the sizeof/sizeof repeated twice.

void
create_pixmap (monitor_t *mon)
{
if (mon->pixmap) {
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No brackets on 1-line ifs.

notify_ev = (xcb_configure_notify_event_t *)ev;

for (monitor_t *mon = monhead; mon; mon = mon->next) {
if (mon->window != notify_ev->window)
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Once the matching window is processed you can terminate the loop.

update_ewmh_atoms (void)
{
// Only desktops that support EWMH should continue
if (!atom_list[0])
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Is a xcb_atom_t type nullable?

bw = mon->width = notify_ev->width;
bh = notify_ev->height;

create_pixmap(mon); // Xorg doesn't allow resizing pixmaps, so we create a new one
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Put the comment above the code so that the lines are not too long.

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cpixl commented Feb 20, 2017

Indeed, this solution would make more sense if bar geometries were not dinamically set by default.

Particularly, it feels a bit hackish as some agreed in #163, maybe a sane approach would be to split the bar in two scripts, keeping only the manual geometry logic set by -g in lemonbar, and moving the Randr/Xinerama magic into a helper script (lemonbar-multihead?) that parses the {S*} blocks, creates a bar for each monitor and sends the relevant part of the input to each one. Then #171 would make sense again too.

Anyway, should this PR be closed? I don't feel that it makes sense too, at the current state of the project.

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ghost commented Nov 23, 2021

Any updates on this?

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