Utilility windows are typically omitted from the task tree, unless they
are in demands-attention state. SVN r901886 (cf. bug 178509 from 2008)
introduced a bug by preventing tasks included in this fashion from
reaching active state, causing the demands-attention state not to ever
be cleared. Additionally, a separate bug prevented utility windows
losing demands-attention state from being removed from the task tree
thereafter. This patch fixes both.
This cropped up with recent versions of The Gimp, which curiously
sets its utility windows to demand attention when opened from within
the app. Since windows demanding attention are also implicitly exemped
from grouping, this appeared to users as a failure of the grouping
logic.
BUG:352477
CCBUG:178509
Cf. ffdeb08a in kde-workspace.git (unfortunately plasma-workspace.git
lost libtaskmanager history) for reference.
CCMAIL:mgraesslin@kde.org
CCMAIL:bhush94@gmail.com
CCMAIL:ivan.cukic@kde.org
plasmoid.screen doesn't map to QDesktopWidget indexes anymore, therefore we
need to port it.
This patch uses the screen geometry to figure out what's the screen and then
passes around the screen rect so that we can filter out the screens that aren't
inside if the user asks for it.
REVIEW: 118548
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Branched from the monolithic repo kde-workspace, frameworks branch, at commit
049113e719dd2fc4446d054fa1a3aada330094f0
Montel Laurent
Eike Hein
Aleix Pol