On 11/26/2014 6:11 PM, Pi Digital wrote: > Paul > > It's the difference between the screenRect and the 'working screenRect'. The > dictionary describes these well under screenRect. > > Sean Cole > Pi Digital I assume you are referring to checking the differences in the rects returned by 'the screenrects' vs 'the working screenrects' to determine which is reduced by the size of the menubar, but under Maverick and Yosemite, the menubar appears on EVERY monitor, it is just (potentially) dimmed on the monitor that does not contain the active window of the application and undimmed on the monitor with the active window, so there should be no difference in the working screenRects as each would be reduced by the height of a menubar. Good idea though, even if it won't work to detect the App's active monitor.
For those interested who have not tried dual monitors under 10.9+ you can actually have both menubars active for different application. If App #1 is on Monitor A and has an active window, it menubar will show on Monitor A and if App #2 is on Monitor B with an active window, monitor B will have App #2's menubar active. And I haven't figured out how yet, but apparently you can assign app to have default monitors, so that an app will always come up on the monitor that it has been assigned to. -- Paul _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
