On Oct 9, 2007, at 2:55 PM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
Why not just save the rect of the stack when it closes, and restore
that rect in the next session?
What you need to do sounds much simpler than what Trevor's doing,
since he needs to know state information after the state has
changed. But since you want to restore the last state, this would
seem simple, no?
Currently I do nothing to take into account the maximized property so
it isn't too complicated :-) I do what Jacque does and just restore
the stack to it's last size every time. The examples I provided were
of some typical Windows applications and showed scenarios that we
have a difficult time duplicating without using externals. I haven't
finished implementing this behavior in my framework yet though it is
on a to-do list somewhere...
If I understand correctly he would still need a maximize property/
command (or external). To behave like IE or Firefox when the users
closes a stack window that was maximzed you would need to:
1) set the rect of the window to the last size the user had it set to.
2) set the 'maximized' property of the window.
--
Trevor DeVore
Blue Mango Learning Systems
www.bluemangolearning.com - www.screensteps.com
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