Automated mail by fx, on behalf of aku...@sh... Ticket Change [cd96acb1ed95fb5a6194ddef194ff086eb8b928d] [Ticket [c95d4691ff8723b4|c95d4691] winfo screenheight w/dual monitors returns the screen height of the primary display status still Open with 3 other changes] By fvogel For Tk Source Code On 2016-05-25T19:27:11.836 Details http://core.tcl.tk/tk/tinfo?name=cd96acb1ed95fb5a6194ddef194ff086eb8b928d Ticket http://core.tcl.tk/tk/tktview/c95d4691ff8723b47c820081ce50688cf04911f7 Changed Fields icomment: For me: francois@TM:~$ xrandr --output eDP-1 --mode 1920x1080 --fb 3000x2000 --panning 2500x1500 francois@TM:~$ /home/francois/Documents/tcltk/fossil/tcltk/bin/wish8.6 % winfo screenwidth . 3000 % winfo screenheight . 2000 % winfo vrootwidth . 3000 % winfo vrootheight . 2000 So yes, the arguments from --fb are returned in both [winfo screenxxx ] and [winfo vrootxxx ] in this single panning screen case. I *think* this is correct (extract from the Ubuntu documentation: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution ): "If you want to have a panning viewport, i.e., a virtual screen that's bigger than your physical screen that moves when you move the mouse to the edge ("zoomed in" view) specify the desired physical resolution with --mode and the virtual screen size with --fb and panning area (typically same as virtual screen size) with --panning." Anyway, if the above would be considered as a bug it should be the object of a distinct ticket I think. login: fvogel ------------------------------------------------------------ See Tcl/Tk development @ http://core.tcl.tk/ ------------------------------------------------------------ |