On 7/5/2005 12:12 PM, wu sz wrote: > Thanks for the answer from Uwe Ligges and Duncan Murdoch ! > > if any function could do the opposite action of bringToTop()?
What is the opposite? There isn't such a thing defined in the Windows API. If you want to do anything in the API, then just grab the handle, and try it. > Are there any introductory and detailed "tcltk" documents or help > files or books for using this package in R ? The tcltk documentation is (in Windows) available in R_HOME/Tcl/doc. If you want something like a tutorial, you'll need to look on the web or in a library or bookstore. Duncan Murdoch > > shengzhe > > 2005/7/5, Duncan Murdoch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: >> Uwe Ligges wrote: >> > wu sz wrote: >> > >> > >> >>Hello, >> >> >> >>I use "select.list" to obtain a window of select items, but how can I >> >>set the position and size of this window? >> >> >> >>Are there any functions which are used to maximize and minimize the >> >>window of R Console? >> > >> > >> > You cannot fo windows from select.list and R console, AFAIK, but you can >> > do for windows() devices using windows() and brintToTop(), for example. >> >> That's a typo: it's bringToTop(). Another function which could be used >> to do this is getWindowsHandle, along with C level programming to the >> Windows API. I haven't looked into this, so it's possible the UI >> library we use will get confused, but it should be possible to send >> Windows messages to those handles. >> >> We do have longstanding bugs with the maximized/minimized status being >> overridden by various reset commands. I tracked down some of these >> once, but didn't get all of them (and did introduce some new bugs). I >> don't have the energy to fix the rest. >> >> Duncan Murdoch >> ______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list https://stat.ethz.ch/mailman/listinfo/r-help PLEASE do read the posting guide! http://www.R-project.org/posting-guide.html
