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Re: How to get top and left position of top window [message #31893 is a reply to message #31886]

Mon, 04 April 2011 22:30

nlneilson
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dolik.rce wrote on Mon, 04 April 2011 18:29

1. I don't fully understand this... Do you mean that each computer and each OS gives different placement?

2. Why don't you use theide search functions? E.g. Ctrl+Shift+F for search in files. Also, searching help or this webpage (via the google search box on the left, below menu) is a good idea. Reading Ctrl reference (which you should read just after reading TopWindow reference, since TopWindow inherites from Ctrl) would give you the answer in 15 minutes top.

3. It IS documented. The description is in the first place where you should look for such function: in the TopWindow reference. There is also an article on saving configuration and even more info can be found on the forum. We all know that U++ documentation is not 100%, but this is not the case. TopWindow, Ctrl and other parts of CtrlCore are very well documented.

Honza

1. Yes that is exactly what I mean, the Upp window is in different locations relative to my Java display app it interacts with for all 6. See the attached image. Now a user can drag the Upp app window to wherever they prefer and with "Save > Exit" the Upp app will open in that location.

2. Ctrl+Shift+F, Ctrl+f or clicking Edit->Find and Replace->Find only searches the file in the editor.
Also the only thing from debug was "rect".

Some of the time I don't have access to the web other than when I go into Mojave and hook up to the wireless at McDonalds, much slower than my connection on Oxnard.

3. I will check out the documentation mentioned in 2. and 3..
Perhaps Documentation on how you get to the documentation as you mentioned in 2. and 3. would be of help to Newbies like myself.

Thanks for the help Honza, that should save me time in the future.

Neil

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