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2005 :) 

TODO


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Carsten Haitzler 2005-04-27 03:11:32 +00:00
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@ -55,6 +55,7 @@ Also look at all the .c files - they have their own localized TODO lists
These are in no particular order: These are in no particular order:
* check window max size. if < size of zone (or maximisation area) disallow maximising and tell border edje object (via signals) to somehow disable the maximise buttons :) (and remove from the menu)
* drag and drop subsystem (just handling dragging with some icon being dragged around and then a drop somewhere) * drag and drop subsystem (just handling dragging with some icon being dragged around and then a drop somewhere)
* drag window icon (top-left) uses drag and drop to be able to drop on pager module and maybe ibar (to add the app to it?) * drag window icon (top-left) uses drag and drop to be able to drop on pager module and maybe ibar (to add the app to it?)
* bug: if you have 2 zones and you fill up zone 2 (right) mostly and then run a big xev (xev -g 1280x1024) that wont fit it gets placed offscreen to the right of zone 2 * bug: if you have 2 zones and you fill up zone 2 (right) mostly and then run a big xev (xev -g 1280x1024) that wont fit it gets placed offscreen to the right of zone 2

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@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ _e_int_menus_main_about(void *data, E_Menu *m, E_Menu_Item *mi)
{ {
e_error_dialog_show(_("About Enlightenment"), e_error_dialog_show(_("About Enlightenment"),
_("This is Enlightenment %s.\n" _("This is Enlightenment %s.\n"
"Copyright © 1999-2004, by the Enlightenment Dev Team.\n" "Copyright © 1999-2054, by the Enlightenment Dev Team.\n"
"\n" "\n"
"We hope you enjoy using this software as much as we enjoyed writing it.\n\n" "We hope you enjoy using this software as much as we enjoyed writing it.\n\n"
"Please think of the aardvarks. They need some love too."), "Please think of the aardvarks. They need some love too."),