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#72986
Disabling menu-bar-mode changes size of new frames
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Message #116 received at 72986 <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
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> This makes an obviously visible difference: C-x 5 2 opens a small frame
> which immediately becomes large.
>
> Here's the *frame-size-history* buffer:
...
> ConfigureNotify, PS=1328x1260, XS=400x374, DS=1328x1260
> xg_frame_resized, rejected, PS=1328x1260, XS=400x374, DS=664x630
> tool-bar-lines (2), MS=160x175
> xg_frame_set_char_size, visible, PS=1328x1260, XS=1328x1260, DS=1328x1260
> ConfigureNotify, PS=1328x1260, XS=1328x1258, DS=1328x1260
> xg_frame_resized, rejected, PS=1328x1260, XS=1328x1258, DS=664x671
> set_window_configuration (4), MS=160x175 IH IV
>
> Note that once more I retained the simple patch to frame.c to set
> frame-size-history to (100).
Setting 'frame-size-history' to '(100), doing C-x 5 2 and evaluating
'frame--size-history' should be enough. The frame.c change is needed
only for the initial frame because at that time no Lisp was evaluated.
The result is not yet what I hoped for. We reject two ConfigureNotify
events but the ensuing xg_frame_set_char_size calls do not get us a
ConfigureNotify we'd accept. IIUC the final height may be off by two
pixels. What does (frame-text-height) return for the first and the
second frame? Also I hope you didn't get the GTK assertion failure.
And how does removing the menubar behave?
Now something completely different. A couple of years ago I noticed
that our size hints calculations are fundamentally wrong. I tried to
fix them and I attach some parts of that fix together with the previous
changes I proposed. Attached as size_hints.diff. If the patch does not
apply, complain. I edited it by hand to exclude other changes I made
and I might have made mistakes. Again I'm interested in the history of
the second frame.
martin
[size_hints.diff (text/x-patch, attachment)]
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