No I've never seen hipchat client's tray icon working within dwm tray.
Maybe I would have some time on this weekends to check this issue by
myself. My suggestion is to take one of the applications I mentioned
before and compare with it.
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Kind regards
Yury Shvedov
On 03/07/2015 05:57 AM, Er
On Sat, Mar 07, 2015 at 11:51:28AM +0300, Yury Shvedov wrote:
> My suggestion is to take one of the applications I mentioned before
> and compare with it.
I already did; the source code for both applications non-trivial, and I
don't feel like digging into them.
Eric
> change NOTREACHED to not reached
NOTREACHED is the traditional comment and it is understood by dozen of
lint incarnations (although I guess gcc ignores it), so my vote is to
keep NOTREACHED.
Regards,
Hi,
> I'm not opposed in switching fully to Xft. Xfonts are a mess as well.
>
> Though I'd really like to base st/dwm/dmenu on libsl/drw.c
>
> With this, dmenu/dwm/st would not directly depend on Xft/fontconfig,
> but on drw only. Then it depends on the drw-implementation what it
> uses interna
Hi,
> Changing line 3880, "drawtimeout.tv_set=0" to 1, I'm now able to type the
> sentence "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy brown dog", and all
> characters appear without much apparent delay, except for the last char "g"
> mysteriously takes up to 1-2 seconds to appear. Key repeat
On Thu, Mar 05, 2015 at 09:40:56AM +0300, Yury Shvedov wrote:
> Yep! Sometimes I have the same glitches but It doesn't hurt me. But
> absence of an icon any time the client runs distress me. I have not
> much time to investigate this too but when I will, I would look to
> the code of something like
Lol! This is the solution too but it is really kludge and I think you
gave up too early. I solved up the issue with hipchat. I found out that
hipchat unmapping its icon right after creation. From the unmap_notify()
function at stalontray/src/main.c:665
/* KLUDGE! sometimes icons occas
Quoth Roberto E. Vargas Caballero:
> My proposal is to simplify the loop even if st becomes a bit
> slower. What do you think guys?
Sure, make it easier for you (and others) to maintain; that's more
important than speed - I'd rather have stability and solidity... not
to mention, your sanity is v
