On 2013 Oct 03, at 00:12, Half Activist <halfactiv...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well, the minSize is actually correctly set but that doesn't seem to be small
> enough for Versions on small desktops, I found a solution by implemeting the
> NSWindowDelegate methods below to set the minSize to 640x480 when entering
> Versions, and setting it back to 1200x680 when exiting.
I think that you need to give this more thought.
First of all, the intended method where you should resize your window for the
versions browser is
-window:willResizeForVersionBrowserWithMaxPreferredSize:maxAllowedSize: is ,
not -windowWillEnterVersionBrowser:
If you used that method, then you will get an allowed size which is
commensurate with the current display resolution, and would not need to
hard-code it to the minimum known size, which could get smaller if, for
example, Apple someday decides to put OS X on an iPad or iWatch :))
And then there is the issue of how your app works normally on small screens,
with a minSize of {1200, 680} for that window.
Finally, that minSize is supposed to be the absolute minimum that works. If
you can change it from {1200, 680} down to {640, 840}, then {1200, 680} was not
really a minimum!
And, out of curiosity, I assume you are testing this with your display
resolution set to some very small value? And it works OK without those
delegate method implementations if you test it with larger display resolution?
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