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The window on the extended screen opens at the bottom of the screen instead of positioned at the top, honouring the vanilla posSize
(the default when no left and top are given is 100 for both)
This is using the _calcFrame
(which is used everywhere, and works perfect, only with screen frames it gives a wrong top value.
import vanilla
import AppKit
from vanilla.vanillaBase import _calcFrame
w = vanilla.Window((0,0, 300, 300))
screen = AppKit.NSScreen.mainScreen()
frame = screen.visibleFrame()
print(frame.origin.x, frame.origin.y, frame.size.width, frame.size.height)
frame = _calcFrame(screen.visibleFrame(), ((100, 100), (300, 300)))
print(frame)
for other in AppKit.NSApp().orderedWindows():
(oL, oB), (oW, oH) = other.frame()
print(oL, oB)
# w.open()
output on the main screen:
0.0 48.0 2560.0 1367.0
((100, 967.0), (300, 300)) # top is different
0.0 1067.0
output on the extended screen:
-2560.0 0.0 2560.0 1415.0
((100, 1015.0), (300, 300)) # top is different
-2560.0 283.0
interestingly the top
from the frame being calculated with _calcFrame
is different from the oB
from the window frame. (without cascading as the posSize has 4 values)
I have no solution for now, but it should be fixed within vanilla...
something similar #60
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