Oleg Krylov oleg.krylov@gmail.com writes:
Toolbar tooltips can sometimes steal focus from application window (I think it's window manager issue, I experience it on Metacity). Creating tooltip control with WS_POPUP style prevents it. Native toolbar control uses same style for toolbar tooltips.
That really shouldn't make any difference, and the tooltips code forces the WS_POPUP style anyway.
On 10/19/06, Alexandre Julliard julliard@winehq.org wrote:
Oleg Krylov oleg.krylov@gmail.com writes:
Toolbar tooltips can sometimes steal focus from application window (I think it's window manager issue, I experience it on Metacity). Creating tooltip control with WS_POPUP style prevents it. Native toolbar control uses same style for toolbar tooltips.
That really shouldn't make any difference, and the tooltips code forces the WS_POPUP style anyway. -- Alexandre Julliard julliard@winehq.org
Unfortunately it's not true. If tooltip is created without WS_POPUP style weird things start to happen. I've just made several experiments. Everything is fine only if virtual desktop is used. If windows are managed by WM, then - in KDE when tooltip is shown it steals focus from application, tooltip window has WM border, titlebar and appears in taskbar; - in GNOME tooltip steals focus, and has WM border This is surely incorrect and even there exists opened bug in bugzilla #2891. It likely has to do with window hints or something inside window management code. This should of course be fixed.
But also I think we should change tooltip control creation in our code (there are 5 total places, all inside comctl32 code), as it will fix this at least for wine common controls and it is what native does (with native comctl32 this problem doesn't appear).
"Oleg Krylov" oleg.krylov@gmail.com wrote:
That really shouldn't make any difference, and the tooltips code forces the WS_POPUP style anyway. -- Alexandre Julliard julliard@winehq.org
Unfortunately it's not true. If tooltip is created without WS_POPUP style weird things start to happen. I've just made several experiments. Everything is fine only if virtual desktop is used. If windows are managed by WM, then
- in KDE when tooltip is shown it steals focus from application,
tooltip window has WM border, titlebar and appears in taskbar;
- in GNOME tooltip steals focus, and has WM border
This is surely incorrect and even there exists opened bug in bugzilla #2891. It likely has to do with window hints or something inside window management code.
That happens because in the case of WS_POPUP winex11.drv creates a not managed window, while in the case of 0 (overlapped) it creates a managed one. Currently Wine can't switch managed on/off dynamically, therefore style corection code on WM_NCCREATE doesn't make a difference.
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