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#18912
24.4; mode-line corruption on graphical frames in dual-headed display
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Message #23 received at 18912 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
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Eli Zaretskii wrote:
> Please show the output of each one the following forms, evaluated in
> both the "good" and "bad" configurations, when you start "emacs -Q"
> and visit the same /dev directory:
>
> (window-height)
> (window-pixel-height)
>
> You can evaluate each form using M-:, as in
>
> M-: (window-height) RET
>
> Please compare the return value of window-height with the actual
> number of lines available in that window, and tell if the two match.
For this test Emacs was started with the option '-Q' and in both
configurations the frame was put by the window manager in the same area
of the VGA1 output, with unchanged relative geometry:
xwininfo (common to both configurations):
Absolute upper-left X: 520
Absolute upper-left Y: 23
Relative upper-left X: 4
Relative upper-left Y: 23
Width: 756
Height: 697
Depth: 24
Border width: 0
Good configuration (only VGA1 enabled):
xwininfo:
Corners: +520+23 -4+23 -4-0 +520-0
-geometry 80x37-0+0
(window-height) => 34
(window-pixel-height) => 612
Bad configuration (both VGA1 and LVDS1 enabled):
xwininfo:
Corners: +520+23 -1028+23 -1028-0 +520-0
-geometry 80x37+516+0
(window-height) ==> 34
(window-pixel-height) ==> 613
Interesting enough, '(window-pixel-height)' returns different values for
both configurations under the "same" circumstances. Furthermore, in
both configurations '(window-height)' returns one line more than what
was actually shown. Therefore, both expressions seem to suggest an "off
by one" bug.
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