On 7/30/04 4:18 AM, "David Anderson GM4JJJ" <david at gm4jjj dot co dot uk>
wrote:
> 5.5.3fc5 (and final) - here are my findings so far with LINUX builds:
>
> [Fix] [Lnx] Window: Positioning the window now moves it to the desired
> position properly (as allowed by the Window manager).
> (Feedback ID:soxtqnli)
> Confirmed setting self.top and self.left work OK now, BUT another issue
> with offset of windowposition when attempt to set these window
> properties in OPEN event of the window. [wgpssoim] and previously
> [sjfnhejf]
> STILL FAILS my example project in 5.5.3
We're looking at ways to solve this problem, but since none were safe, it's
best not to introduce new problems. Since the window has not been shown
yet, we don't know its frame size, so when we move the window it's all
relative to the frame instead of the client area. For now you can use this
information to workaround your problems, but we do plan on trying to fix
this bug in 6.0.
> LNX Setting the menubar property to Nil causes an error. Failed
> Assertion:4
> ./Common/ClassLib/RuntimeWindow.cpp:826 failure Condition:newMenuBar
> (null)
>
> STILL FAILS in 5.5.5 [phfcghxq]
Right, but if it makes you feel any better, it fails for all platforms.
However, this particular "bug" is fixed, but we didn't think it was safe
enough to put in for a maintenance release. You can try hiding the menubar
instead, as a workaround.
Regards,
William Yu
william at realsoftware dot com
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