compiz - Dec 2006 - Quick patches for no-detection and constrain y

Here's a couple quick patches to resolve some minor issues
related to multiple outputs that I bumped into today.

nodetectfix.patch:
Enables reading outputs config (instead of 640x480 default)
when using "--no-detection" switch but config says detect.

constrainyoutput.patch:
Allows full vertical workarea to be used in the case of
multiple vertical outputs.  Currently it won't allow moving a
window above the current output.

Also, I think I almost have a solution ready for handling the
"inner" struts issue...  I'm sure someone out there besides
myself cares.  ;)  Cheers!

...MC
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On Wed, 2006-12-13 at 22:32 -0700, Mike Cook wrote:
> Here's a couple quick patches to resolve some minor issues
> related to multiple outputs that I bumped into today.
> 
> nodetectfix.patch:
> Enables reading outputs config (instead of 640x480 default)
> when using "--no-detection" switch but config says detect.
thanks, in head now.
> 
> constrainyoutput.patch:
> Allows full vertical workarea to be used in the case of
> multiple vertical outputs.  Currently it won't allow moving a
> window above the current output.
What I like to see in the move plugin is that when a move is initiated
an exact region is created which reflects where the window titlebar is
allowed to be positioned. Move plugin should go through all windows
struts to create this region and a simple RECT_IN_REGION check with the
titlebar rect will then be used to validate a new window position.
> 
> Also, I think I almost have a solution ready for handling the
> "inner" struts issue...  I'm sure someone out there besides
> myself cares.  ;)  Cheers!
Great, I definitely care. 

Thanks,

-David