On 2006-07-27, at 10:52 PM, Brian Rathbone wrote:
Justin Elliott wrote:
In RB 2006 Rel 3, how can I move a global floating window to a second
display on Mac OS X 10.4.7?
How can I specify that a window gets display on a particular
display? The
window.placement property is read-only.
This is from the LR on 5.5.5:
Dim myscreens as Integer
myscreens=ScreenCount
If (myscreens=1) then
MsgBox "You've only got one monitor. What's the problem?"
else
MsgBox "You've got "+Str(myscreens)+" screens!"
end if
I can move my window to the lefthand side of my second screen like
this:
if screencount = 2 then
//screen(0) is the first screen
self.left = screen(1).left
end
hth,
Brian
if screencount = 2 then
//screen(0) is the first screen
self.left = screen(1).left
end
On (at least) OS X this is dangerous to use, because 'screencount' is
NOT screencount, it is 'graphich cards count')
So if the user have two graphics card but only one monitor connected,
the code fails.
Sven E
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