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Detailed description:
When opening the right click menu under the circumstances described below, the menu consistently anchors itself at an incorrect X coordinate (Y coordinate is correctly set) instead of the actual X coordinate of the cursor.
Steps to recreate:
In a dual-monitor setup, use the primary monitor in landscape mode and the secondary monitor in portrait mode.
In a wayland session of GNOME open Geany and right click the input area, and the resulting menu will open an incorrect X cordinate, not the X coordinate of the cursor, though the Y coordinate is set correctly .
Intended functionality:
Menu anchor coordinate inherits the X and Y coordinates of the cursor
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This is most likely a Gnome/GTK/Wayland problem, Geany just gets the coordinates from GTK. Suggest you search there for a relevant bug and report if none exists yet.
Environment details:
GNOME / Wayland
Dual monitors
Distro: Fedora 33
GNOME Version: 3.38.1
Geany Version: 1.37
Detailed description:
When opening the right click menu under the circumstances described below, the menu consistently anchors itself at an incorrect X coordinate (Y coordinate is correctly set) instead of the actual X coordinate of the cursor.
Steps to recreate:
Intended functionality:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: