marabou wrote:

> - if i maximize the main window on the right side 5 pixels are missing.

I noticed this with other programs. I don't know how it's possible to fix 
it, but maybe it's just the window manager's fault (I'm using KDE).
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Felix Wiemann

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Felix Wiemann wrote:

> marabou wrote:
> 
>> - if i maximize the main window on the right side 5 pixels are missing.
> 
> I noticed this with other programs. I don't know how it's possible to fix
> it, but maybe it's just the window manager's fault (I'm using KDE).

Pyvon is the first (and i thing i use many) where it happened to me. and i 
am using KDE, too. as i looked into the sourcecode of Pyvon i was a little 
bit confused about Python script; otherwise i would search for a soulution 
on my own (right engl.?).

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> > - if i maximize the main window on the right side 5 pixels are missing.
>
> I noticed this with other programs. I don't know how it's possible to fix
> it, but maybe it's just the window manager's fault (I'm using KDE).

I do not know about Pyvon (sorry, Fabien, I am content with emacs).
I did encounter the phenomenon (I won't call it a problem) with, e.g.,
emacs. I think the cause is that if emacs uses a font of width, say 16,
the window frame is 5 pixels and the resolution is 1280, then emacs will
have a textwidth of (1280-2*5)/16=79.375 characters. As fractional
characters do not make sense, a maximized emacs uses a textwidth
of 79, resulting in a window width of 16*79+2*5=1274 pixels.
Hence there are 6 ,,missing'' pixels.
It's not an error, it's the best compromise.

  Mark Weyer

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Fabien wrote:

> I have posted the latest release of Pyvon at
> 
> http://pyvon.sourceforge.net
> 

<ctrl>-c and <ctrl-v> are not working fine. the windows scrolls by using it.

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As Mark said, I also guess it has something to do with the font sizes.
Try to select another one. Just to see.

Fabien




>
> > Glad to hear that you like it.
> > - Maximise on the right side ? Could you be more explicit ?
>
> if you maximize a window it reaches from the left side of you monitor to
> the right side completely. but in my case it never reaches the right side.
> it is like someone swims through a river and you can say: he is drunken 5
> meters before the border.
>
> is there a way for the v3.1 version of your textfiles? in a22.zip i have
> only found v3.0.
>
> > - I'll check about the 'save as' bug, add a font menu for the message
> > window and add a combobox for the resolutions
> > - As for the possibiliy to change the syntax colors, I'll see to it a bit
> > later (That's a tough and long job)
> >
> >

> >
> >>
> >> i can not program python and do it better so here are some hints for you:
> >> - if i maximize the main window on the right side 5 pixels are missing.

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> > > - if i maximize the main window on the right side 5 pixels are missing.
> >
> > I noticed this with other programs. I don't know how it's possible to fix
> > it, but maybe it's just the window manager's fault (I'm using KDE).
>
> I do not know about Pyvon (sorry, Fabien, I am content with emacs).

What a shame !


> I did encounter the phenomenon (I won't call it a problem) with, e.g.,
> emacs. I think the cause is that if emacs uses a font of width, say 16,
> the window frame is 5 pixels and the resolution is 1280, then emacs will
> have a textwidth of (1280-2*5)/16=79.375 characters. As fractional
> characters do not make sense, a maximized emacs uses a textwidth
> of 79, resulting in a window width of 16*79+2*5=1274 pixels.
> Hence there are 6 ,,missing'' pixels.
> It's not an error, it's the best compromise.

I can only guess that because I don't have that problem on my computer. Neither
at home or at work.

>
>
>   Mark Weyer

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> Felix Wiemann wrote:
>
> > marabou wrote:
> >
> >> - if i maximize the main window on the right side 5 pixels are missing.
> >
> > I noticed this with other programs. I don't know how it's possible to fix
> > it, but maybe it's just the window manager's fault (I'm using KDE).
>
> Pyvon is the first (and i thing i use many) where it happened to me. and i
> am using KDE, too. as i looked into the sourcecode of Pyvon i was a little
> bit confused about Python script; otherwise i would search for a soulution
> on my own (right engl.?).

I know that I definitely have to clean up the code !

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> Fabien wrote:
>
> > I have posted the latest release of Pyvon at
> >
> > http://pyvon.sourceforge.net
> >
>
> <ctrl>-c and <ctrl-v> are not working fine. the windows scrolls by using it.

Thanks I am going to check it.

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Gnome 2 is released !
After KDE 3.0, the desktop windows manager are very active at the moment.

I'll have a look to know what the new features.




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>
> > It's a GPL license
> >
> > Fabien
> You would probably do well to include the COPYING from any GPL-2 program
> with your archive,  (the reason the file is called COPYING is that C is
> lister alphabetically "high" in an archive, meaning  that somone can't
> blame broken transfer for not getting the complete archive and thus not
> being aware of the license of a package.)
>
> Well, I'm having my rest after a eventful Gnome 2 release :)
>
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> Gnome 2 is released !
> After KDE 3.0, the desktop windows manager are very active at the
> moment.
> 
> I'll have a look to know what the new features.
Well, its interesting since it seems to take the stance away from KDE's
"many obvious features and configurations" into a cleaner and simpler
intereface, I won't get you on the which-is-better debate, and I dont
think that it will replace my favourite BlackBox in the long run either
(not the flux/black-box debate either, sorry ;)

Technologywise Gnome 2 is quite interesting, with a lot of nice work
going into i18n and a11y. To package and ship it has been quite an
experience, and surprisingly easy for such a large and complex system. 

Well, Im still waiting for more applications, hopefully they'll come
"soon", and I'm really looking forwards to something like Kpovmodeller
in Gnome2 .... http://www.kpovmodeler.org/screenshots.html


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