On 03/22/2016 11:01 AM, Sergey Bylokhov wrote:
That flag is used to determine the behaviour of isDynamicLayoutActive()
If it is set to "false" then isDynamicLayoutActive() will always return
false,
(regardless of what the underlying platform is doing)
If it is set to "true" then isDynamicLayoutActive() will will consult
the desktop property which is *supposed* to reflect the platform support
and so should agree with what the desktop property says.
Nope, the isDynamicLayoutActive() always returns the current status.
It cannot return true if this feature is unsupported by the OS, but it
can return true if the user sets the flag to false, but the OS cannot
disable the feature.
In that case I don't think the old wording or your current re-wording is
correct.
The latter looks like this :-
11 * Returns whether dynamic layout of Containers on resize is currently
212 * active (both set in program ({@code isDynamicLayoutSet()}), and
supported
^^^^^^
213 * by the underlying operating system and/or window manager).
That "and" means *both* conditions must be true for this to return true, whereas
you are telling me that even if I call setDynamicLayout(false) it might return
true.
-phil.
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