Ashley Sommer

Sorry it has taken a while to reply. I had forgotten about this issue, though it still exists. I agree, I think it is an internal driver issue with fglrx....

Another update: I download the source for XFCE-Screenshooter and modified the capture code to get the x11 overlay window rather than the root window. Interestingly, it gives the exactly the...

And a final update: I worked out the problem. You were correct when you suggested to look at the `OpenGLOverlay` option in xorg.conf. I had tried playing with this option...

I found an article about a way to do this here: https://davidwalsh.name/javascript-arguments But it looks like its only tested to work on V8 and SpiderMonkey. When I do `print(myFunction.toString())` I...

I'm guessing we don't need to worry about the linter checks failing on this?

Black check failing: ``` ... would reformat sanic/config.py ... would reformat sanic/headers.py ... ``` Maybe a newer version of black used now than in December release? Or maybe some patches...

Note, for context, I'd like to have the ability to combine this with a the "http.middleware.before_all" signal as suggested in #2352, to potentially return a HTTPResponse using a signal handler...

Ok, after writing some more example code, I realized this cannot work the way I imagined. The context dict is unpacked into the signal handler: ```python3 @app.signal("http.middleware.before_all", condition={"attach_to": "request"}) def...

I am trying to emulate the capabilities of Sanic-Plugin-Toolkit without monkey-patching, using the signals mechanism. I need to be able to run a queue of registered plugin middlewares _before_ the...

Yeah, I thought an alternative would be after the `receive_body()` call. I think `middleware.after_all` could be provided by `http.lifecycle.respond`.