[solved] How to know the width/height of a non opened Window ?

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Fri, 2015-05-15 23:30

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[solved] How to know the width/height of a non opened Window ?

Hi,
I'm building a window with dynamic added gadgets inside.

All works but I wonder how to know the Width and Height of a window BEFORE to open it.

I want to use these informations to position my window on the screen before to open it without to use WINDOW_Position.

Is it possible ?

the following function returns "0 x 0" before WM_OPEN and "476 x 68" after that the window is opened

	uint32 Width = 0 ; uint32 Height = 0 ;
 
     	GetAttrs(win,WA_Width,&Width,WA_Height, &Height,TAG_DONE);
		printf("%ld x %ld \n",Width,Height);
 
	window = (struct Window *)IDoMethod(win, WM_OPEN);
 
     	GetAttrs(win,WA_Width,&Width,WA_Height, &Height,TAG_DONE);
		printf("%ld x %ld \n",Width,Height);

Thank you by advance.

Fri, 2015-05-15 23:53

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ILayout->LayoutLimits() will

ILayout->LayoutLimits() will enable you to determine the size of the layout and hence the values of WA_InnerWidth and WA_InnerHieght, but the other details depend on the user preferences for border styles etc.

Unless your window is borderless of course ....

What's wrong with WINDOW_Position ?

Sat, 2015-05-16 01:17

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Thank you, LayoutLimits is

Thank you, LayoutLimits is was I needed, it gives me my window dimensions. Wonderful.
And as my window is borderless, no problem.

WINDOW_Position is not useful for my case because, I want to be able to specify where will be located my window according to his width and/or height.

For example, at X = 500 but at the extrem right of my screen. To be able to make that, I have to know at least the width of my window.

Maybe that I understad wrong the autodocs but I don't find a suitable WPOS for my need.

WPOS_CENTERSCREEN - Center on screen
WPOS_CENTERWINDOW - Center in another window
WPOS_CENTERMOUSE - Center under mouse
WPOS_TOPLEFT - Open top/left, just below screen bar
WPOS_FULLSCREEN - Open top/left and fill visible clip

Thank you again for your help, Broadblues ;)

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