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Recently I stepped over a problem with the defined size of windows. My question
is: Bug or feature?
 
Our app defines several Windows. As long as the window size from the View is
smaller than the screen thay are displayed on, everything works fine. But if
the screen is smaller than the window, weird things happen. I detected that
problem on a PB160. It has 640x400 pixels instead of 640x480 that the 13"
monitor has. Most resizable windows did not show their horizontal scrollbar. It
seems that the window is drawn smaller but the software still assumes its
original size and thus the scrollbars and the drawing are out of synch.
 
We resize most windows when they are opened through data from the document to a
different size so we may define them in a smaller size. We use the information
of the window size mainly for "ConstrainWindowSize" and are able to live with
that problem.
 
BUT:
Is that weird behavior really a feature and do we have to define the windows to
the smallest screen size we want to run on? Or is it a bug, that MacApp does
not keep the Scroller and the Window in synch when the screen is too small?
 
Christian Scholze
ATOMIKA Analysetechnik GmbH
Munich, Germany