Re: [RP] xterm size borked

[Jonathan Walther]

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Maybe the solution is to a) ignore all resize events and
b) do the "maximize" once right away, once again 1 second in,
once again 2 seconds in, once again 4 seconds in.  But who knows;
for something that takes a long time to load (like emacs) you
probably want to maximize 2 seconds AFTER the window gets mapped,
not 2 seconds after invocation. Hmm.

Jonathan

On Sun, 10 Dec 2000, Chr. v. Stuckrad wrote:
> This 'Problem' seemingly exists in nearly all Terminal-Programs
> I used before :-)
> 
> If you hit the Program with ConfigureNotifies FAST ENOUGH,
> you'll get the strangest combinations of font/window/line/column/size...
> Even if you generate those from inside the Program by changing the 
> fontsize.  Especially 'rxvt' (which I prefer! even it problematical)
> does sometimes change the geometry when being supposed to change the
> fontsize only.
> 
> ....
> > opening an xterm the problem is fixed. I'm guessing since xterm gets a
> > new ConfigureNotify event so long after it started up, it now responds
> > to it and properly updates...
> Seems to be exactly this :-)
> 
> May be later somebody can implement something like a
> list of Programs to be hit with a 'delayed maximize' ?

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