Expected behavior would be to restore the window exactly where it was left.
That means negative coordinates are valid. The code that restores
settings messes
things up, I guess by using -1 to signify "no settings found" or
something of that sort.
That could be changed to some magic value, say -99999 or whatever, and
make sure
reasonably large range of desktop coordinates is restored properly. Extended
desktops frequently use negative coords.
Thanks,
MK
> I can confirm this behaviour with Inkscape 0.46 and SVN 21198 on Ubuntu
> Intrepid 64bit. The window is correctly placed if it was closed within
> the desktop, but not if it was closed outside the desktop. I'm not sure
> what the expected behaviour is however. What do you expect to happen?
>
> ** Changed in: inkscape
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
Thomas,
Expected behavior would be to restore the window exactly where it was left.
That means negative coordinates are valid. The code that restores
settings messes
things up, I guess by using -1 to signify "no settings found" or
something of that sort.
That could be changed to some magic value, say -99999 or whatever, and
make sure
reasonably large range of desktop coordinates is restored properly. Extended
desktops frequently use negative coords.
Thanks,
MK
> I can confirm this behaviour with Inkscape 0.46 and SVN 21198 on Ubuntu
> Intrepid 64bit. The window is correctly placed if it was closed within
> the desktop, but not if it was closed outside the desktop. I'm not sure
> what the expected behaviour is however. What do you expect to happen?
>
> ** Changed in: inkscape
> Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
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