[Xquartz-dev] 2.3.2_rc2

[Jeremy Huddleston]

>>> I can confirm that this has something to do with changing fonts.  
>>> If I remove all font-related business from my xemacs startup  
>>> files, it opens in the right spot. If I now change the font to  
>>> anything else than it is, or if I change the font size, the window  
>>> moves to somewhere top left (top left corner of window just  
>>> outside the screen). This has nothing to do with xemacs startup,  
>>> since I can now move the window around, but changing the font (or  
>>> size) again moves it back to the top left of the screen.
>>
>> What is the output of 'quartz-wm --version'?
>
> $ quartz-wm --version
> 1.0.0
>
> Details:
> - ~/.xemacs/: empty
> - ~/.Xdefaults: empty
> - XEmacs 21.4 (patch 21) "Educational Television" [Lucid] (i386- 
> apple-darwin9.2.1, Mule)
> - X11: 2.3.2_rc2, quartz-wm version 1.0.0
> - OS X: 10.5.5 on an Intel MacBook
>
> What _does_ work:
> - The initial positioning:
>  - xemacs -geometry -0+0 --> correctly opens window in the top right  
> corner
>  - xemacs -geometry 80x40-0+0 --> idem, different size window
>  - xemacs -geometry +0+0 --> correctly opens window in the top left  
> corner

Yeah, this working was what I meant by it's been fixed... so this is a  
different bug now.

> What _does not_ work:
> - When changing either the font or the font size after moving the  
> window, this change makes the window jump back to its initial  
> position.
>  - xemacs -geometry +0+0: opens window correctly in top left corner
>  - now manually move (drag) the window out of that corner
>  - change the font (menu: options->font->... and pick one)
>  - watch the window move back into the top left corner

Thanks, I can see this and know what the problem is... but it's gonna  
take a bit to get the fix.

> Hmmm, my quartz-wm is in /usr/bin/quartz-wm. From the date, it looks  
> like the one from the rc2 installer (and I don't see another one  
> anywhere). But I replaced that with the debug version. Does this  
> different location of quartz-wm tell you anything? As in: did I muck  
> up my X11 at some point?

No, it just means that I sent the email late at night and typed the  
wrong location.  /usr/bin/quartz-wm is correct.

> This quartz-wm also tells me it's version 1.0.0, is that correct?

Yes.  They're both reporting 1.0.0.  It'll only get bumped in version  
on "real" releases.