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From: Andrew T. <an...@hi...> - 2007-06-20 20:16:24
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Hi, I'm using Tile for a project at work, and on the whole it's working out great. However, I have one issue I'm unable to resolve: the positioning of dialog boxes on win32. On Linux/FreeBSD/NetBSD/Solaris they seem to position relatively sanely, but on windows they insist on going to the upper-left corner of the screen. If I set the dialog's parent to the empty string to make it non-transient it modifies the position slightly, it's still at the upper-left but it's indented slightly (about 1 inch) from the corner of the screen. I reduced the problem to a short test-case, but I'm not writing tcl/tk code, I'm using the ruby bindings for tk/tile. Do the dialog boxes position more correctly using tcl/tk and should I be looking for the issue in the ruby bindings? I tested with the native tk dialog box and it worked as expected. I don't know tcl/tk well enough to write a test-case for this so I can't check if it's the bindings or not. Can someone give me a sample program I can test with, or at least confirm this is/isn't a problem on windows? Andrew |