Anton Zinoviev wrote: > Package: libgnustep-gui0.9 > Version: 0.9.5-1 > Tags: forwarded > > [If you reply, please keep the CC to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > When an application is started for first time the coordinates of the > upper left corner are computed (in GNUstep (0,0) are the coordinates of > the lower left corder) and the menu is placed there. If the user moves > the menu to another place, exits the application and then restarts it, > the menu will stay at the place the user has left it. This means that > the GNUstep applications remember the place of the menu. > > The problem comes when the screen size changes to a smaller (for example > from 1280x1024 to 1024x768 or from 1024x768 to 800x600). The previously > computed coordinates are already outside the screen, however GNUstep > failes to take this into account and the menu is unreachable. > > I suppose that similar problem arises with the application windows also, > although my window manager (wmaker) displays the usual application > windows always inside the screen, only the move-bar is sometimes outside > the screen. > > I think that GNUstep shuld notice wnen the screen size is changed and > display the menu using relative coordinates, not absolute coordinates. > For example the usual menu place is (0%, 100%) regardless of how big the > screen is. I am used to place my menu at the lower left corner in a way > that only a thin bar of 1-2 pixels width is visible inside the screen. > After the recomputations of the new menu place GNUstep should ensure > that at least 1 pixel of the header of the menu is inside the screen > (or probably even the whole header of the menu). >
Thanks for this bug report the behaviour should now be fixed in GNUstep CVS. Cheers Fred -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
