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When DesktopConfiguration global is in use, only create panframes for the extremities of the global set of monitors, rather than panframes surrounding each individual monitor. Although leaving panframes in place on each monitor simplifies the code, it makes the logic harder, as these panframes persist, meaning paging is triggered on a per-monitor basis, even though that's not what the user intended.
Therefore, handle DesktopConfiguration global separately, and recreate all panframes when the DesktopConfiguration value changes.
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When initialising panframes, in global mode, only surround the
outer-edges with panframes. This should stop odd page-switching
behaviour when previously, panframes were left per-monitor, despite a
DesktopConfiguration of 'global'.
Fixes#398
When initialising panframes, in global mode, only surround the
outer-edges with panframes. This should stop odd page-switching
behaviour when previously, panframes were left per-monitor, despite a
DesktopConfiguration of 'global'.
Fixes#398
When
DesktopConfiguration global
is in use, only create panframes for the extremities of the global set of monitors, rather than panframes surrounding each individual monitor. Although leaving panframes in place on each monitor simplifies the code, it makes the logic harder, as these panframes persist, meaning paging is triggered on a per-monitor basis, even though that's not what the user intended.Therefore, handle
DesktopConfiguration global
separately, and recreate all panframes when theDesktopConfiguration
value changes.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: