Trevor DeVore wrote:
On Oct 9, 2007, at 12:11 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Wouldn't a stack be maximized when it's rect equals the current
windowBoundingRect?
It might be maximized in the sense that the stack is the maximum
height/width of the windowBoundingRect but it might not be maximized in
terms of whether or not the user clicked the zoom button on OS X or the
Maximize button on Windows.
Take this for example -
I open Notepad on Windows. I resize the window with my document just how
I want it. I close Notepad and the next time I reopen it the window is
just how I left it. I then click the Maximize button and the Notepad
window fills the screen. If I quit Notepad and relaunch the window does
not reopen to fill the entire screen but rather that size it was before
I clicked the maximize button.
Is there an easy way to reproduce this behavior with Revolution since
there is no property which reports that a stack is 'maximized' (though
we do have an 'iconic' property)? The user may have manually resize the
window to fill the screen, in which case you should restore the window
to that size the next time your app launches, or they may have used the
maximize button to fill the screen in which case you should restore the
window to the size it was prior to clicking the maximize button.
I do this in one of my projects by storing the stack rect every time the
resizeStack message fires. When the stack is reopened, I just set its
rect to the stored property.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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