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User fs changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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CC|'' |'mav'
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Assigned to|fs |mav
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Status|REOPENED |NEW
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Sep 7 20:44:55 +0000
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fs->mav: To me this sounds like an SFX problem ...
The document is modified since the document window is "resized" when the design
mode is switched. The fact that an embedded object document considers itself
modified when its frame's size changes is OK so far - what I consider to be
problematic is the fact that it *does* count as "resized" in this situation.
When the design mode is switched (and in other scenarios as well), then a new
toolbar appears, which is docked. This means that the "client" size of the
document is changed, which leads to the modification.
The problem with this approach (other than the inconvenience with the document
being modified permanently during the design/tryout phase) is, that this size is
also restored upon next open of the document. Consider the following scenario:
- the document is opened in edit mode, its window has a size of (say) 100x100
=> the "effective client size" (or however this is properly called, it means
the size occupied by the real document content, not toolbars and menus)
is (say) 90x90
- the design mode is switched off
=> - the document is modified
- the document window still has a size of 100x100, but the "effective
client size) now is 90x80
- close document
- open the document, again
=> the document is restored with an "effective client size" of 90x80. But
since it does not have the same toolbar set as at the time it was saved,
the overall window size now is only 100x90.
This makes carefully designing form documents pretty difficult, as it happens
(rather randomly, in the eyes of the form designer) that the form changes its
own size upon the next open.
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