Andrew Johnson

Using this version: ``` nedit-ng version 2020.1-153-g610b0020 Built on: BSD4, x86_64, Clang 11.0 (Apple) With Qt: 5.15.1 Running Qt: 5.15.1 Locale: en Git branch: HEAD Git commit: 610b002073e91bed39fd983b99726c59afc8171c ``` Hmm,...

In NeditServer.cpp line 208: ```C++ QScreen *current_desktop() { return screenFromWidget(QApplication::activeWindow()); } ``` `QApplication::activeWindow()` is returning NULL, which `screenFromWidget()` doesn't check for or handle.

Yes, I think your fix in 9f50e446cf6b717fecd9ee9b23fa2a95e17b532b has solved the problem of passing long lists of files from nc-ng to the server. I just realized that my issues have to...

I suspect the issue is that the code to find what screen a window is on may be returning a different result at different times. You have multiple threads here,...

No change; if I drag the Untitled window to the built-in screen a subsequent `nc-ng README.md` opens it in that window, but if the Untitled window is on the TV...

The branch `nc-window-pick` doesn't help. On Mojave with 2 screens, using "nedit-ng version 2020.1-152-g6f93071a" from that branch and typing commands into an Apple Terminal window on my 2nd screen (TV):...

I just corrected the final example above, it should have read "Untitled window on TV"

That certainly seems to explain what's happening. I think the most important thing is probably that if I ask `nc-ng` to open multiple files and my preference is set to...

I hope this isn't going to *require* Qt6 to build nedit-ng, I don't think it's very widely available yet. My work system (RHEL-7) still only has Qt-5.9.7 and Homebrew for...

Making both Qt-6 and a C++17 compiler an essential requirement may significantly reduce the number of users. I hope that's not going to happen...