Mark Schonewille wrote:
You cannot change the size windowBoundingRect as Revolution sets it
on startup by yourself, as ar as I can see.
Fortunately they've added a new extension to the screenRect function
which allows us to deal with windowBoundingRect with complete
flexibility -- from the v2.7.3 "What's New":
The 'screenRect' function has been extended with the 'working'
adjective: the working screenRect: returns the available
work-area of the primary display
There is a new function 'screenRects' which returns a list of
all such rectangles on multi-monitor systems:
the screenRects: returns the bounding rectangles of all the displays
(one per line)
the working screenRects: returns the available work-area of all
displays
(one per line)
The windowBoundingRect property is settable, but without knowing the
original values it wasn't previously possible to restore it to its
default setting.
Now that "the working screenRect" has been added we can know that, so
one can easily and safely change the windowBoundingRect to that, or to
any other value, knowing it can be restored to the default if needed.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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