Where is the top/bottom of the screen?

Igor Couto igor at pixelmedia.com.au
Mon Dec 15 00:43:17 EST 2003


Dear Jacqueline,

On 15/12/2003, at 4:31 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote:

> On 12/14/03 11:16 PM, Igor Couto wrote:
>
>> Thanks for the hint! I had already seen this, however, in my MacOS X 
>> system, with my screen set to a resolution of 1280x1024, the 
>> windowBoundingRect reports: "78,92,1205,1024".
>> Hmmm. I can understand "1024" (the bottom of the screen), and  "1205" 
>> (the right of the screen minus the Dock - I guess). But why "78" and 
>> "92" for left and top, respectively?
>> I tried hiding the toolbar (both Text and Icons), thinking that it 
>> might be taking Revolution's own interface elements (such as the 
>> palettes) into consideration before reporting the 'useable' area of 
>> the screen, but no... nothing changed...
>
> Your hunch is right -- you are getting back the windowBoundingRect 
> after it is adjusted for Rev's palettes.

Thank you for the tip!

I built a little app with the test button, as you suggested, and much 
to my delight, it reported the windowBoundingRect on the standalone as 
"0,22,1205,1024". Sounds right! I can use it!

Many thanks!

Igor
igor at pixelmedia.com.au



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