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Re: Windows backend : questions and answers
From: |
Fred Kiefer |
Subject: |
Re: Windows backend : questions and answers |
Date: |
Tue, 06 Mar 2007 15:33:41 +0100 |
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Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (X11/20060911) |
All this sounds rather nice to me. I love to see code removed without
losing functionality.
Fred
PS: You may have to sign a copyright assignment for these changes, even
when it is mostly removing stuff. Or have you signed one already?
Xavier Glattard wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm ready to post a 'clean' Windows backend to the repository. Few changes but
> i dont want to annoy some... ;-)
>
> And I have some questions.
>
> Here are the changes :
>
> - Deletion of all non-GNUstep debug stuff (printf...)
> - Deletion of all Notification hooks (used for a debugging purpose)
> - Deletion of the Application preference Panel that popups (pops up?)
> the 1st time you run _any_ application
> - rename GSWINHandlesWindowDecorations and GSWIN32HandlesWindowDecorations
> options to GSW32HandlesWindowDecorations (none worked because of a typo).
> - use of GSBackHandlesWindowDecorations option like X11 backend
> - all these options are read in -initWithAttribute: (no more in
> +inializeBackend) and set an instance (not class) variable.
> - add methods -handlesWindowDecorations/-setHandlesWindowDecorations
> - add methods -usesSystemTaskbar/-setUsesSystemTaskbar
> - fixing a bug in W32_GLContext (placement of GL subwindow when
> handlesWindowDecoration == YES)
>
> Here are some questions :
>
> - Should the backend options be handled by a SystemPreferences module ?
> (X11 backend options have no dedicated module)
> - in my patch handlesWindowDecoration (like X11?) and usesSystemTaskbar are
> set by default : do you agree with these choices ?
> - [-stylewindow::] seems not to be used, neither by X11 backend. Delete ?
> - GSUseWMStyles option is still present ... have to choose ?
> (=GSBackHandlesWindowDecorations=GSW32HandlesWindowDecorations)
> - i suggest to rename GSUseWMTaskbar to GSUseSystemTaskbar or anything.
> - does the backend runs on 64bits system ?
> If it does, why not rename it to MSWin or Win or MSW or something ?
>
> Thanks for your comments
>
> Xavier
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