Timo, thanks for the reply, I've been reading the discussion in the
other bug, and I had a look at the code and the reverted patch.
I'm not sure how the other patch actually fixed this issue. The code
for "layoutThumbsAll" looks much simpler than the current
"layoutThumbs", and nothing seems to be explicitly done to prevent this
problem. I'm guessing that the problem that causes this bug is in this
piece of complex code, which is not present at all in the other one:
for (std::map<ScaleWindow *, ScaleSlot>::iterator it = slotWindows.begin ();
it != slotWindows.end (); it++)
{
slots.push_back (it->second);
windows.push_back (it->first);
it->first->priv->slot = &slots.back ();
it->first->priv->slot->setX (it->first->priv->slot->x () +
(it->first->priv->window->defaultViewport ().x () - screen->vp ().x ()) *
screen->width ());
it->first->priv->slot->setY (it->first->priv->slot->y () +
(it->first->priv->window->defaultViewport ().y () - screen->vp ().y ()) *
screen->height ());
}
But I don't see where exactly the problem lies.
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