In theory we should have used profiles settings for this, providing a proper unity.ini
But right now there's no reason for that effort.
In case someone wants to change settings, profiles will fix this.

In theory we should have used profiles settings for this, providing a proper unity.ini
But right now there's no reason for that effort.
In case someone wants to change settings, profiles will fix this.

Second part of the fix to keep the workspace from automatically switching when more than half of the window is contained in another workspace.

Instead of ripping out the code to change the auto viewport switch a window move when Alt-Tabbing to a window that is more than 50% in another viewport, use an option instead where this behavior will occur by default and patch Ubuntu to turn this behavior off.

Revert the previous commit in order to change this into using an option instead of ripping out the code.

Alt-Tabbing or Launcher selecting a window that is over 50% in a different viewport should not switch the viewport nor change the placement of the window.  The fix is to remove the WallWindow::activate() function since it is what causes the undesired behavior.

      in the following situations:
      
    1. Edge flip pointer is on (always on)
    2. Edge flip move is on, and the screen is grabbed (someone is moving
       a window)
    3. Edge flip dnd is on, and a dnd type window is mapped (someone is
       doing a dnd)

Fix a misconstructed boolean condition in removeAction that could cause 
actions to be removed twice and as such cause the edge reference count to
go negative.

This is not needed at all, no other plugin needs to re-define the screen
edge regions by itself - just core should do that
The creen edge region updating also confuses the edge flipping functionality
case ConfigureNotify: just breaks out now
Added missing default: case and break (just a style issue)

Fixed broken wall edge flipping
Minor cleanup in bool WallScreen::initiateFlip (...)

	included in everything.

Removed redundant check if (screen->otherGrabExist ("wall", 0)) in
bool WallScreen::initiateFlip (Direction direction, CompAction::State state),
because this check is already done a few lines earlier

and all calls to it

Commented out calls to syncPosition in group plugin

Most just needed change from .c to .cpp, other headers (of
some animation files) were refering to animation.c, which
now is fixed as well

While the old behaviour is still bad, changing it has unintended side effects

      
Previously if we got a negative value for viewportForGeometry, we'd try and
move to -n, -m, which would fail because checkDestination disallows those values.
      
checkDestination updated to accept negative values, because by default, we
actually pass negative values to it (since -dx, and -dy are negated before entry
into moveViewport). In any case, positive values are preferred, and the caller
was updated to provide positive values in case viewportForGeometry returns
negative values in order to avoid any unexpected behaviour.
      
In addition, if the window position needed to be changed, we'd be moving
the window by viewport-distance and not window distance due to a typo. That
was also fixed.

Simplified declaration of unsigned int i and j by moving them into the for loop, where they are eventually used

Simplified declaration of unsigned int i and j by moving them into the for loop, where they are eventually used

mysterious 10 pixels. Instead warp the pointer by 1 so it goes from one edge
to the next without getting ahead of the window drag. (LP: #201681)

Problem: Editors like gedit and others will not recognize *.xml.in files as xml, so if opened there is no syntax highlighting making those files harder to read.
This commit fixes this by adding <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> to all *.xml.in files in lp:compiz 

by about 500 lines.

gtest_add_tests is good for the basic Google Test usage, but its source
based scanning falls short in a couple of areas - namely it requires that
there be no space between TEST* and ( and it also does not work for templated
tests.

compiz_discover_tests builds a small C++ program to parse the output
of --gtest_list_tests and adds those at make-time to the CTestTestfile.cmake
in the current binary directory. This allows us to correctly introspect the test
binary and get /all/ the tests regardless of the source file.