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Re: sheet weirdness


  • Subject: Re: sheet weirdness
  • From: Daniel Todd Currie <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 12:14:54 -0700

Ah that makes sense...

The problem I'm having is that I set the minSize of the window before it becomes a sheet, and then once it opens as a sheet, the minSize is actually 22 pixels larger. i.e. if I drag the resize widget, the sheet pops down 22 pixels before resizing in the desired direction (not good).

Would it be appropriate to just subtract 22 from the minSize when I set it initially? I don't like putting arbitrary numbers in my equations...

-- Daniel


On 2004 Apr 19, at 02:16, Jeremy Dronfield wrote:

The window isn't being resized. Your first log of [newVersionWindow frame].size is called on the window frame before it becomes a sheet; the extra 22 pixels in height is accounted for by the title bar. After it becomes a sheet, those 22 pixels aren't included, so the second call on [newVersionWindow frame].size is returning, in effect, the contentRect size of newVersionWindow.

-Jeremy

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On 19 Apr 2004, at 5:19 am, Daniel Todd Currie wrote:

The following code:

NSLog(@"size before: %@", NSStringFromSize([newVersionWindow frame].size));

[NSApp beginSheet:newVersionWindow modalForWindow:windowForSheet modalDelegate:nil didEndSelector:nil contextInfo:nil];

NSLog(@"size after: %@", NSStringFromSize([newVersionWindow frame].size));

Yields the following run log entries:

2004-04-18 21:15:19.421 DTCVM Example[2690] size before: {465, 348}
2004-04-18 21:15:20.362 DTCVM Example[2690] size after: {465, 326}

Any ideas what is causing the window/sheet to be resized? TIAA!

-- Daniel Currie
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