quick and dirty fix for #8

[matthewwo]

Fixed issue by looping the enable function every 1 second. Not a perfect way, but a quick workaround.

[tuxor1337]

I don't like that solution. Why is it necessary?

[matthewwo]

@tuxor1337 as mentioned in #8, insensitive message tray is not always working on some versions of Gnome (3.14 for me). I have to manually disable and re-enabling the extension in tweak tools to make it work again.

I also realize that this solution is not good at all. Would you have any suggestions to fix the issue? Thanks!

[tuxor1337]

Can't you do some debugging to determine the moment when the enable function's changes are reverted?

I don't want to set up GNOME 3.14 just for this (currently, I'm on 3.18.3).

[matthewwo]

Sure @tuxor1337! Thanks for the suggestion. Will do indeed. One quick question, do you know how to log from the extension itself? I've been looking all over the places but they didn't help.

[tuxor1337]

You can log with global.log and it might be helpful to include the name of the extension as well as a timestamp into the log:

global.log(Date().substr(16,8) + " [insensitive-message-tray]: " + message);

You can watch the logs with journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell -f -o cat.