Viktor Griph wrote:
On Tue, 21 Oct 2008, Viktor Griph wrote:
Question is now, is it a problem on Skype's side (according to the
comments, they draw a window and set the withdaw state) or is it
some bug on your side?
That particular diff is related to a fix for gtk-windows disappearing
when using some new GTK praxis.
(See http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01359.html)
It's hard to say exactly what Skype does since it's closed source.
I'll try to debug it some to see if I'm able to reproduce the issue
using bare X-calls, and see if those calls are right or not. I still
belive that the above diff is right in accordance with the ICCCM2
specification, but without knoing what Skype does it's hard to say if
it is fvwm or Skype that breaks the rules.
After som preliminary debuging, it seems as if Skype does a
XWithdrawWindow() call, and then waits for some event to happen before
it maps the window again. I'm not sure what it wat's for, but
obviously the dif you posted prevents that event from being sent,
since Skype doesn't try to remap the window. I'll do some more
debugging trying with the aim to find out which event Skype waits for,
and once I know that I should be able to say if it should be able to
expect that event or not based on the sequence of oprations that has
been going on.
Sorry, if I do bother you. Just wanted to check back, if you had any
success in this issue. If needed maybe I can get some contact with
skype, to help you solve this issue.
Philipp
