Josh Mellicker wrote:
When designing for different size screens, also remember to take the
OS X Dock into account- you don't know:
- how big your user has their Dock
- whether they have "auto-hide" on
- whether it is Bottom (most common), Left or Right
My solution is to get the screenRect on startup, and
case it's too small
alert the user and quit
case it's 1024 X 768
set decorations to none and try to fit the stack as big as possible
case it's bigger
run normally (I design for 1024 X 768 minimum)
Tip: If you get the windowBoundingRect instead of the screenRect you'll
get a rect that accounts for both the menubar and Dock (on OS X) and the
Task Bar (Win). Since the size of both the Dock and the Task Bar are
user-settable, it's the most convenient way to account for any
configuration the user may have.
--
Richard Gaskin
Managing Editor, revJournal
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