@jazzynico:
Is this issue actually still present in revisions >= r15507 [1] (which fixed all issues for me on Windows 10 x64)?
Changing the code in this way might cause regressions as it bypasses the check at [2] (effectively rendering that conditional useless as w/h will always be > 0).
However setting w = h = 1 should in principle (it's also equivalent to setting w = h = 0), see [3], but we should check if we have to remove the conditional.
Also we should check if there is an underlying issue we'd only be working around here, as I assumed the initial Window width would be the Windows natural width (which should be what we're ending up with when setting w = h = 1).
@jazzynico:
Is this issue actually still present in revisions >= r15507 [1] (which fixed all issues for me on Windows 10 x64)?
Changing the code in this way might cause regressions as it bypasses the check at [2] (effectively rendering that conditional useless as w/h will always be > 0).
However setting w = h = 1 should in principle (it's also equivalent to setting w = h = 0), see [3], but we should check if we have to remove the conditional.
Also we should check if there is an underlying issue we'd only be working around here, as I assumed the initial Window width would be the Windows natural width (which should be what we're ending up with when setting w = h = 1).
[1] http:// bazaar. launchpad. net/~inkscape. dev/inkscape/ trunk/revision/ 15507 bazaar. launchpad. net/~inkscape. dev/inkscape/ trunk/view/ head:/src/ sp-namedview. cpp#L821 /developer. gnome.org/ gtk3/stable/ GtkWindow. html#gtk- window- set-default- size
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