How know if a stack is maximized ?

[Jim Ault]

One method is to make your own title bar set of graphics as buttons (take a
screen shot), set the window decorations to false (don't use the default
system title bar), then when the user clicks to maximize, or chooses to
resize, you are in control of all the operations, even the 'close and quit
X'.

You can even allow user preferences, such as resize-in-place,
center-in-screen, align along left side of monitor, shrink to fit content,
expand to show details, etc.

Hope you find your solution.

Jim Ault
Las Vegas


On 10/9/07 11:12 AM, "GIRARD Damien" <dam-pro.girard at laposte.net> wrote:

> Trevor wrote:
>> 
>>     The stack should reopen to the size it was prior to the user
>>     clicking on the maximize button in the title bar.
>> 
> Is it counterintuitive to me also, and is it why I must a command that
> can "maximize" a stack.
> The best intuitive method, is that :
> - The user set the rect of the window
> - He want to maximize it, so it maximize the window.
> - He quit the software.
> - When the software is re opened, the window must be appear maximized,
> and when he click on the maximize button, the previous rect (not
> maximized) is set.
> 
> Runrev cannot do that, so, if is it not fixed for 2.9, I will try a
> tricks. But, this is a CRITICAL problem for a programming language that
> permit to make quickly GUI.