simpler (and dumber) way to position receiver windows initially

lib/solaar/ui/main_window.py

@@ -247,37 +247,60 @@ def _make_device_box(index):
 	return frame
 
 
-def _hide(w):
+def _hide(w, _=None):
 	position = w.get_position()
 	w.hide()
 	w.move(*position)
 	return True
 
 
-def _show(w, status_icon):
+def _show(w, status_icon=None):
-	if w.is_visible():
+	if w.get_visible():
 		return True
 
-	x, y = w.get_position()
+	# x, y = w.get_position()
+	# w.present()
+	# if x == 0 and y == 0:
+	# 	# if the window hasn't been shown yet, position it relative to
+	# 	# an other window (if it was shown before) or the status icon.
+	# 	# TODO: need a more clever positioning algorithm like finding
+	# 	# the window where space exist on the right, else pick the
+	# 	# left-most window.
+	# 	for win in _windows.values():
+	# 		x, y = win.get_position()
+	# 		if win != w and (x, y) != (0, 0):
+	# 			# position left plus some window decoration
+	# 			w_width, w_height = w.get_size()
+	# 			x -= w_width + 10
+	# 			w.move(x, y)
+	# 			break
+	# 	else:
+	# 		if isinstance(status_icon, Gtk.StatusIcon):
+	# 			x, y, _ = Gtk.StatusIcon.position_menu(Gtk.Menu(), status_icon)
+	# 			w.move(x, y)
+
+	# Nah. It's a bit more complicated than that.
+	# If the first window is already at the right edge, this would place the
+	# second window out-of-bounds -- if the status icon is in the top-right
+	# corner. It might be in any of the other corners. Depending on the window
+	# manager and its settings, it might also have its own ideas of there the
+	# window should be when first shown. Etc...
+
+	# Trying to cover all the bases would ridiculously complicate this code.
+	# The current way all receiver windows may be overlapped initially, and the
+	# user will have to move some out of the way, but I think it's a good
+	# compromise betwen simplicity of code and covering 99% of users, that have
+	# a single receiver.
+
+	if status_icon and isinstance(status_icon, Gtk.StatusIcon):
+		x, y = w.get_position()
+		if x == 0 and y == 0:
+			# if the window hasn't been shown yet, position it next to the status icon
+			x, y, _ = Gtk.StatusIcon.position_menu(Gtk.Menu(), status_icon)
+			w.move(x, y)
+	# Show the window only after it's been moved to its location, otherwise
+	# the user might get to see it moving from (0, 0) to the location.
 	w.present()
-	if x == 0 and y == 0:
-		# if the window hasn't been shown yet, position it relative to
-		# an other window (if it was shown before) or the status icon.
-		# TODO: need a more clever positioning algorithm like finding
-		# the window where space exist on the right, else pick the
-		# left-most window.
-		for win in _windows.values():
-			x, y = win.get_position()
-			if win != w and (x, y) != (0, 0):
-				# position left plus some window decoration
-				w_width, w_height = w.get_size()
-				x -= w_width + 10
-				w.move(x, y)
-				break
-		else:
-			if isinstance(status_icon, Gtk.StatusIcon):
-				x, y, _ = Gtk.StatusIcon.position_menu(Gtk.Menu(), status_icon)
-				w.move(x, y)
 
 	return True
 
@@ -320,7 +343,7 @@ def _create(receiver):
 	window.set_skip_pager_hint(True)
 	window.set_keep_above(True)
 	# window.set_decorations(Gdk.DECOR_BORDER | Gdk.DECOR_TITLE)
-	window.connect('delete-event', lambda widget, event: _hide(widget))
+	window.connect('delete-event', _hide)
 
 	_windows[receiver.path] = window
 	return window