Daniel Kochmanski

@lokedhs could you be more specific about how do you imagine the final effect? Right now it takes into account the minimal column width and grows it up to pane...

so what you suggest is that by default each column maximum size should be `(/ pane-width no-of-columns)`? in this scenario, if they don't have equalized width it may happen, that...

some insight, if nobody solves this until end of November I'll start tackling it. I'm OK with greedy approach for that. ``` 10:09 < jackdaniel> I know how to implement...

This is only a conjecture, but assuming that we may mix different kinds of sheets and sheet takes the event queue from its parent, then this is to not break...

I don't know what would be the implications of changing esa behavior for the keystroke inheritance (some implicit assumptions may be baked in there), so I'm not going to touch...

https://www.bountysource.com/issues/65501924-streams-make-seos-access-thread-safe

yes it is. there is even a preferred way how to fix it (unless you have another proposal which we could discuss): check if the stream thread is the same...

Event queue already is thread-safe (see file input.lisp). Output stream may record its output (when it is an output-recording-stream), so it is indeed a case that the stream we interact...

hey o/ `draw-rectangle*`, (and `draw-ellipse*` etc) are all trampolines to `medium-draw-whatever*`. From the user perspective it is the trampoline what needs to be thread safe. Pseudo-code is of course wrong...

``` 10:01 < jackdaniel> so, thread-safe seos access 10:01 < jackdaniel> https://github.com/McCLIM/McCLIM/issues/585#issuecomment-532103440 10:03 < loke> I just read it 10:03 < loke> For the most part, I agree 10:04 <...