Pascal Georges wrote:
Hi!
> I stored this to slot 1, but Scid crashes upon startup
> once it tries to build this up again. (No, it does not
> really fit on the screen in docking mode at 1400x1050,
> some windows are too thin. I just tried to see if it
> would be possible at all. ;)
>
> I changed in the above layout .fdockccWindow to
> .fdocktreeWin2 and it works. My guess is that there is
> something wrong in ccWindow, and I don't know what.
Hm, do you have some stub that shows how it is done
correctly? It is a bit difficult to fiddle out what needs to
be done from complex samples ;) I tried to do the same as
the tree window. But who knows, maybe this one is special.
Maybe I missed something?
[...]
> the sizes of the docks seem not to restore properly.
>
> They don't. They request their own size, but there is some fight here. I
> still have some work here ...
So you know the problem already. "Mission accomplished" :)
> BTW: Would it be sensible to store window layouts in a
> separate file?
>
> I prefer one single file.
Then it is however not possible (ok, it is easily possible
for a techi) to transport a layout.
> BTW/2: I think I have added all stuff necessary to get
> Correspondence Chess and Input Engine console to work as
> docks as well. If I get it right I should just use
> ::createToplevel and ::setTitle instead of the direct calls
> to wm, while I should leave the usual calls for dialogues.
>
>
> Also look at
> ################################################################################
> # In the case of a window closed without the context menu in docked
> mode, arrange for the tabs to be cleaned up
> # Alternative way : directly call ::docking::cleanup $w when closing window
> ################################################################################
> proc createToplevelFinalize {w} {
> if { $::docking::USE_DOCKING } {
> bind $w <Destroy> +[ namespace code "::docking::cleanup $w"]
> }
> }
Hm, I admit that I do not get you point. I fear, you've to
spend another line of explanation. Should I hook in a
::createToplevelFinalize $w
somewhere? Should I hook it up with the <Destroy> event? Or
just call it somewhere after the ::createToplevel? Do I need
some method in my namespace to be called? What should it do
then?
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