I don't know if this was intentional, or just an oversight:
Suppose you have two screens (left and right) next to each other
horizontally and you have the Dock positioned on the right. The
menu bar is on the left screen. The dock will be positioned on the
right edge of the right screen.
Now suppose you turn on mirroring.
During the kEventAppAvailableWindowBoundsChanged event[s] the only
reason given for the same transaction id is
kAvailBoundsChangedForDisplay, even though the Dock itself will be
moved in the process. Not a major issue, but I was hoping to be
able to track which screen the Dock is really on this way.
Well, that's certainly an edge case. I'd have to check what
notifications we get from the Dock in that case, but I suspect we're
not receiving any Dock bounds-changed notifications, but just a
notification that the display bounds have changed, thus the presence
of kAvailBoundsChangedForDisplay and absence of
kAvailBoundsChangedForDock. You could file a bug and we could try to
get the Dock to notify us in that case.
-eric
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