self->frame->area.width,
self->frame->area.height,
/* non-normal clients has less rules, and
- windows that are being restored from a session
- do also. we can assume you want it back where
- you saved it. Clients saying the user placed
- them are also spared from the evil rules */
- !(self->positioned & USPosition) &&
+ windows that are being restored from a
+ session do also. we can assume you want
+ it back where you saved it. Clients saying
+ they placed themselves are subjected to
+ harder rules, ones that are placed by
+ place.c or by the user are allowed partially
+ off-screen and on xinerama divides (ie,
+ it is up to the placement routines to avoid
+ the xinerama divides) */
+ ((self->positioned & PPosition) &&
+ !(self->positioned & USPosition)) &&
client_normal(self) &&
!self->session);
if (x != ox || y != oy)
/* XXX watch for xinerama dead areas */
/* This makes sure windows aren't entirely outside of the screen so you
* can't see them at all */
- a = screen_area(self->desktop);
if (client_normal(self)) {
+ a = screen_area(self->desktop);
if (!self->strut.right && *x >= a->x + a->width - 1)
*x = a->x + a->width - self->frame->area.width;
if (!self->strut.bottom && *y >= a->y + a->height - 1)
* remember to fix the placement stuff to avoid it also and
* then remove this XXX */
a = screen_physical_area_monitor(client_monitor(self));
- /* this is ben's MOZILLA BITCHSLAP. "oh ya it fucking feels good.
- Java can suck it too." */
-
/* dont let windows map/move into the strut unless they
are bigger than the available area */
if (w <= a->width) {