There is a discussion on how to detect if a window is fullscreen on the AS user
list and BBEdit (11, I guess) displayed a weird behavior:
"regardless of whether the window is new (default size) or fullscreen BBEdit's
windows keep the same bounds ({0, 22, 1009, 800} on my screen). Position is
thus {0, 22} regardless of the state of the window."
There does not seem to be a way to detect whether a given window is in
Fullscreen mode or not, hence us trying to find ways to do that using various
window informations. I managed to do that with Terminal by comparing the number
of rows to the max possible if the window was fullscreen (machine specific, but
that was the best I could find), and other people have tried with "position" or
"bounds", which do seem to be better approximations. Hence the check with
BBEdit.
My understanding is that BBEdit 12 uses a lot more native frameworks, so would
the weird result above be fixed there ? Do developers have a way to reliably
show a window's "fullscreenness"?
Jean-Christophe
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