Hello, NUG!
As much as I'm digging having cross-platform toolbars, I think I've
just run across another issue with using on Windows. In a lot of my
apps, I store settings and prefs in a dictionary, including window
sizes. I typically use code like this:
In the Window.Open Event:
If Prefs.Dict.HasKey("StudentListWindowH") Then
Self.Height=Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowH")
End If
If Prefs.Dict.HasKey("StudentListWindowL") Then
Self.Left=Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowL")
End If
If Prefs.Dict.HasKey("StudentListWindowT") Then
Self.Top=Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowT")
End If
If Prefs.Dict.HasKey("StudentListWindowW") Then
Self.Width=Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowW")
End If
In the Window.Close Event:
Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowH")=Self.Height
Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowL")=Self.Left
Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowT")=Self.top
Prefs.Dict.Value("StudentListWindowW")=Self.Width
(Prefs is a module.)
This works great until I add a toolbar to the window. On the Mac, it
works great, but on Windows, it really screws around with the window
height. Sometimes the window will show up with practically zero
height, and other times it will show up waaaay too tall. I'll be
filing a bug report later today, but I was wondering if anything was
seeing something similar, or if anyone could offer a workaround for
saving and restoring the window settings with a toolbar present.
Thanks in advance!
--
Brad Rhine
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://bradrhine.com
Tangelo: Web Publishing... With A Twist!
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