Actually come to think of it, I should keep things as they are. Swing
might require a different window frame.
So if you want to have an EZSlider in a Popup on Cocoa, with slider
height 20, then you should write:
EZSlider (nil,400@44, " my Slider ")
I will note this in the docs, that you need 24 more in the height for
the window.
jost
jostM wrote:
Julian Rohrhuber wrote:
Look at the new EZSlider examples to see how it works.
it doesn't work very well with EZSlider:
EZSlider(nil, 400 @ 20, "Resonance");
I originally made it so that if a window pops up, it takes the bounds
you entered. If it is a point, then it is place towards the top of the
screen.
I think you are right, that it seems intuitively correct to write 400 @
20, and to get a 20 high slider.
So I think I should make the window higher *if the argument is a point*
If it is a rect, then it should take on exactly the bounds you enter
(and the slider view will be 24px less height than the window height
then). This is so people can place a view precisely if they want.
Again this is only with popUp windows. if the view has a parent, th
bounds are what you ender .asRect;
does that make sense?
jsot
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