[haiku] Re: Full-screen and multi-monitor handling, related: I haven't used Haiku, but from what i have seen, this is my atempt to make Haiku R2 compitable to other OSs when released
- From: "François Revol" <revol@xxxxxxx>
- To: haiku@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 20 Dec 2008 08:29:21 +0100 CET
> This might be one possible way to fix the full-screen problem for
> situations where full-screen is really required (especially netbooks
> and mobile phones where the typical desktop resolution is VGA):
>
> Have some kind of API function which returns a list of rectangles
> which should be considered "no-go" areas of the desktop.
>
> In the case of a single-monitor 800x480 desktop, with the Deskbar
> in the top right of the screen, one rectangle will be returned which
> is the size and position of the Deskbar (top=0, left=688,
> width=112, height=156).
Zeta 1.5 actually did this in BWindow::Zoom(), which clipped the
Deskbar area out of the desktop rectangle before calling the virtual
Zoom() method with those values...
I didn't like it because it left lot of space on the right when the
Deskbar was in the corner as I like it.
François.
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