A tiling window extension for GNOME Shell. Just move a window to the edges of the screen to create a tiling, otherwise move a window over another one, holding down the Control key. Grouped windows minimize, resize, raise and change workspace together. Move or maximize a window to remove it from the group.
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I've removed all the signal handlers on disable (before they were kept but ignored) and they're added again on enable. Then the overview methods are replaced with the original ones and all the internal variables are cleared.
I've removed all the signal handlers on disable (before they were kept but ignored) and they're added again on enable. Then the overview methods are replaced with the original ones (before they were kept and did pass through to the original ones) All the pending idle_add signal handlers are cancelled (they are executed only once and then removed because they return false). At the end all the internal variables are cleared, as in the constructor.
Thanks! 1. Please read #1 in the previous review. If you don't null out those variables, it means they are not going to be garbage collected after disable or uninstall. 2. For timeouts, as I said in the previous review, they should be removed on destroy or disable. Search for `timeout_add` in your code, all of those timeouts should be removed (#4 in version 66).
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