Apple X11 - can we guarantee the resize handle is visible?
skip(a)pobox.com writes:
So I ssh'd into my machine at work from my Mac at home and ran
gnuclient -q
to connect to the XEmacs instance I left running over the weekend. I don't
recall what the font/font size settings were, but the resulting 80x63 frame
that popped up on my Mac extended beyond the bottom of the display.
I don't know why this happens, unless you have things set to make
windows that big. Since I've seen similar issues, I suspect that
Apple's window manager tells XEmacs that it should make a window (-
display-height apple-menu-height title-bar-height) pixels high, and
XEmacs does that, then adds its own decorations without subtracting
their sizes (menubar, toolbar, tabs). Use `x-display-pixel-height'
and `x-display-pixel-width' to get the display dimensions. On my
iBook G4, `(set-frame-pixel-height (- (x-display-pixel-height) 65))'
gives good results (ie, vertically maximized).
Is this somehow possiable?
By hand, yes. Doing it by default should be based on knowing WTF the
Mac is trying to accomplish.
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