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From Revision 708 to 689

Rev	Summary	Authors	Date
708	Bypass BorderedLayout for strut'd windows. Bypass BorderedLayout for strut'd windows. This is a hack, and does the wrong thing. However, due to the way we currently handle struts, the previous behavior would force a window to move outside its own strut, which is nonsense. A proper implementation would require evaluating struts individually, not cramming them into BorderedLayout (which already means something similar but distinct), and encapsulating those checks in all the places that do window positioning. That's a major change though; this at least avoids the extra-dumb behavior, and works no worse than 4.0.3 and pre-r644 code for those corner cases.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
707	Fixup window placement with DontMoveOff + 3d borders. Fixup window placement with DontMoveOff + 3d borders.	Maxime Soulé	2 years ago
706	Hardcode brz for the version rewrite in tarball generation; ... Hardcode brz for the version rewrite in tarball generation; that's a dev-only thing anyway, and if somebody gen'ing a tarball really needs something else, they'll know how to fix it...	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
705	We're not expecting any more changes unless we find major bu... We're not expecting any more changes unless we find major bugs, so just call ourselves beta.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
704	Merge minor adjustments to shuffle things into a more releas... Merge minor adjustments to shuffle things into a more releasey shape.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
703	Make session support built-time conditional. Remains enable... Make session support built-time conditional. Remains enabled by default for now. This allows disabling the X session management protocol support code. This is pretty pointless for the "restart-ctwm" case, since all it's storing is the info the windows and their properties would already have in the first place; it's really only meaningful if you actually use xsm or the like and save and restore full sessions with multiple running clients and their after a system/X restart. It's not clear this was ever a particularly widely used or supported feature across X clients in general, particularly in places where people are using WM's like ctwm as opposed to integrated DE's like Gnome and KDE. It's also a little grody, and for extra points is under slightly different license terms than the rest of the codebase. So, it's possible we may win from retiring it.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
702	Hide WindowBox support behind a build-time option, disabled ... Hide WindowBox support behind a build-time option, disabled by default, to be reaped. Some code nearby a few of these ifdefs can probably be slightly simplified once they're gone, but trying to do it conditionally would be too messy to bother with.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
701	#ifdef around prototyping captive-related functions. #ifdef around prototyping captive-related functions.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
700	Bump copyright date. Bump copyright date.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
699	Document VirtualScreens disablement in CHANGES. Document VirtualScreens disablement in CHANGES.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
698	Disable VSCREEN by default, and de-document it. Disable VSCREEN by default, and de-document it.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
697	Add a build option to disable VirtualScreens support. This ... Add a build option to disable VirtualScreens support. This is not documented anywhere, and is intended as a short-term tool for deorbiting the "feature". Unlike the similar handling of captive mode, there's no attempt to put the entire feature/removal behind the #ifdef, if only because it's _so_ deeply entwined in how _everything_ works. Much more will need to be done to actually remove all the tendrils of it. But this does remove 2/4 of the vscreen related fields from the ScreenInfo struct, and eliminates all handling of the config param. So, it's a start...	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
696	Be more explicit about how you shouldn't turn captive mode o... Be more explicit about how you shouldn't turn captive mode on unless you're ready to fight for it.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
695	Document the removal (technically disabling and not document... Document the removal (technically disabling and not documenting how to enable) of captive mode support in changelog. This is intentionally a separate commit to make it easier to revert the disable post-release if we find a really good reason to.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
694	Disable captive mode support by default. Disable captive mode support by default.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
693	Add a build option to en/disable captive mode. This is inte... Add a build option to en/disable captive mode. This is intentionally not documented, and is intended to be a short-term tool to cleanly remove the feature.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
692	Fixup compiler warnings about implicit void func args. Fixup compiler warnings about implicit void func args.	Matthew Fuller	2 years ago
691	Implement the EWMH _NET_CLOSE_WINDOW message. Implement the EWMH _NET_CLOSE_WINDOW message.	Olaf 'Rhialto' Seibe...	3 years ago
690	We're already UTF-8'ing elsewhere in the file, so use it in ... We're already UTF-8'ing elsewhere in the file, so use it in a couple names. Better than the wrong letter, and WAY better than HTML entities...	Matthew Fuller	3 years ago
689	Do various non-functional cleanups. Do various non-functional cleanups. Primarily this clears out all the remaining things clang-analyzer bitches about (apart from stuff in lex generated code, which ain't my problem). These basically consist of: - Dead store warnings. Some of these are obviously eliminatable; others are _correct_, but have instead been silenced because they're intentionally dead stores for defensive reasons. - Null pointer derefs. Some of these I'm pretty sure are impossible due to whole-program invariants, others are probably impossible due to how X works. I'm fairly certain none of them indicate any real problems; if they did, they'd be manifesting as segfaults, and we'd be hearing all about that. So this is mostly just about clearing out the list as far as possible to make it easier to find any meaningful ones that show up in the future. Also tweak cmake config a bit to get useful compile_commands.json back for dev use.	Matthew Fuller	3 years ago

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