There's another issue with these popup dialogs when they are displayed
during startup (typically Tip-of-the-day and Since-Last-Run): they are
pushed back to the background when the main window shows up.
I find this annoying especially in the case of Since-Last-Run since it
may require some manual action to validate overdue transactions but
may be unnoticed when in the background.
This occurs on both OSX versions (X11 and Quartz) but I think it's
more generic and is caused by the window display sequence during
startup:
1. the main window is created but remains hidden because it's not yet
populated
2. the book is opened and analyzed
3. the HOOK_BOOK_OPENED is executed causing the Since-Last-Run window
to be displayed
4. the main window is displayed
One way to solve this is to add a call to
gnc_main_window_show_all_windows() at the end of gnc_post_file_open()
just before calling gnc_book_opened(), but this doesn't sound like a
really good solution to me...
Maybe someone familiar with this part of the code would find a better
way?
Regards,
Antoine
Le 4 sept. 09 à 21:06, David T. a écrit :
For some reason, the Gnucash OS X binary version pops dialog windows
up pinned to the left side of the screen. Under X11, these same
windows are centered over the main Gnucash window. For an example,
try selecting "Reconcile" and see the difference.
I prefer to have my Dock on the left, and this behavior puts the
dialogs smack under the Dock, making it frustrating to use Gnucash.
On the flip side, start up dialogs, such as the Due Bills reminder
(which are normally hidden on OS X), are much more obvious...
I filed this as bug 594175.
David
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