hi,
i think i found 2 interface bugs in os x, that are not major ones,
but make working inconvenient after sitting some time on a patch.
('tested' in 0.39-test5 and hans' 0.38.4-extended-RC2)
+--- 1
the properties window is walking. each time i open properties for an
object and close it by clicking 'ok', the next properties window will
be opened right below the previous one. after opening about 30
windows, the ok/apply/cancel-buttons are not visible any more and one
has to move the window each time to see them.
demonstrated in the attached 'windowwalk.jpg' (layered screenshots w/
oppacity)
+--- 2
when using 'graph on parent' for subpatches, the contextual menu will
be displayed about 100-200 pixels above the mouse pointer.
demonstrated in the attached 'contextmenu.jpg' (i right-clicked on
'pd currentlevel')
rainer.
Hallo, rainer kohlberger hat gesagt: // rainer kohlberger wrote:
+--- 2
when using 'graph on parent' for subpatches, the contextual menu will
be displayed about 100-200 pixels above the mouse pointer. demonstrated in the attached 'contextmenu.jpg' (i right-clicked on
'pd currentlevel')
Could you sent the patch you did one this with? I've seen the Properties menu offset, if the coordinates of a patch window don't have the upper left corner at (0,0) anymore, for example if you move an object over the top border into the abyss.
An example is attached. It was created by first patching the number->f->number construction normally, then Select-all and move the [f ] to be in the upper left (at almost 0,0 or 2,2 to be exact). After this the Properties menu is offset on all operating systems.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org__
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Hallo, Frank Barknecht hat gesagt: // Frank Barknecht wrote:
An example is attached. It was created by first patching the number->f->number construction normally, then Select-all and move the [f ] to be in the upper left (at almost 0,0 or 2,2 to be exact). After this the Properties menu is offset on all operating systems.
Btw: This idea can be used for playing funny tricks with Pd: Look ma, no sends!
Ciao
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Frank Barknecht -
rainer kohlberger