I'd like to know this too. I'd love to see a way to better control
maximizing a window. the windowBoundingRect is a little out of date.
1) It only applies to the primary monitor (any platform) and I am
finding a lot more of our customers have multiple monitors these days
(usually a laptop with a larger desktop monitor). However, with Catalina
allowing iPads to be extra monitors for a macOS system, we're only
likely to have more situations where desktop apps need to be multiple
monitor aware
2) I am not sure it works any more on the latest versions of macOS
On 11/4/2019 1:58 PM, Giovanni via use-livecode wrote:
Hi guys,
from MacOS Mojave and on when you maximize a window (clicking on “+” button on
windows main bar) the system maximize the window on the entire screen hiding
all the system bars and moving the window on a different “virtual” space.
Is there a way using LC to manage this window status?
It’s possible to detect the window maximization (I.E. in a message) and manage
the actions to activate when the window goes to this status or go back to the
normal status?
Thank you in advance for your tips!
Regards
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