So I noticed that when I save windows on the non-primary screen, quit
and restore, they wind up on the primary screen. It looks like on OS
X, show() will move the window back on to the primary screen. So I
overrode show:
void
BlockViewWindow::show()
{
IRect requested = rect(this);
Fl_Double_Window::show();
if (rect(this) != requested) {
IRect screen;
Fl::screen_xywh(screen.x, screen.y, screen.w, screen.h,
requested.x, requested.y);
if (screen.contains(IPoint(requested.x, requested.y)))
this->position(requested.x, requested.y);
}
}
The idea is that if the screen the window wants to be on exists, then
move it again where it wanted to go. Otherwise, let it stay where the
OS put it. This works ok but does lead to an annoying flicker since I
have to wait until after show() to move the window.
I poked into Fl_cocoa.mm and the key function seems to be
Fl_X::make(). There's some fiddling with FORCE_POSITION, but I don't
think this is quite what I want. I think it should appear where
requested if that's on a screen that exists, and otherwise pick some
reasonable spot on the main screen.
Does this seem like reasonable behaviour for the default show?
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