On Sun, Aug 9, 2009 at 4:41 PM, Hong Yul Yang<hongyul.yang@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hi, Hong! Great you're taking over the Stack&Tile project. I just tried it >> out and the persistence is working AFAICS. Nice! >> >> I have one bug to report. Tile two windows together (I took home/ and >> home/config/ ). Sometimes the bug shows right there, if not, just reboot >> Haiku: >> If I move the right of the two tiled windows horizontally, not both >> windows are moved as expected, but the left window stays put and is resized >> instead. >> If I close and re-open both windows, they are still tiled (persistence >> working), but now they show the expected behaviour. >> >> This is on VirtualBox, BTW. > > Thanks guys for the feedback. We have an update to Stack & Tile that > addresses those issues raised. Particularly: the bug > http://dev.haiku-os.org/ticket/4093 should be fixed, and the window > behaviour should be more predictable. I've uploaded the patches here: > > http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~hongyul/research/patches/linprog.diff > http://www.cs.auckland.ac.nz/~hongyul/research/patches/stack-and-tile.diff > > Have fun :) > > regards, > Hong Yul > Hong, In lines 2005-2007 of the stack-and-tile.diff file you might change these to floats, as Haiku's coordinate system uses floats instead of ints. I only noticed this as it trigged a half dozen warnings during the build. -scottmc