Basic intuition question about WA_MinWidth/WA_MinHeight with WFLG_GIMMEZEROZERO
Hello,
I have a resizable window, and force default size of the inner window without the borders, so I have WFLG_GIMMEZEROZERO.
and I give the the default size with WA_InnerWidth,WA_InnerHeight (instead of WA_Width/Height). It opens with the right size.
But then, I also want the minimum size to be the same as the default size.
It doesnt work because WA_MinWidth/WA_MinHeight doesn't follow the GZZ way, it consider the borders are part of the size..
... so I have:
WA_InnerWidth, _machineWidth,
WA_InnerHeight, _machineHeight,
WA_MaxWidth, _machineWidth*_maxzoomfactor,
WA_MaxHeight, _machineHeight*_maxzoomfactor,
WA_MinWidth, _machineWidth,
WA_MinHeight, _machineHeight,
so I can reduce the window of _machineWidth/Height, minus the border size ... th'at not wahat I want.
It would be fine if I have the actual window border size with this I guess:
WA_MinWidth, _machineWidth+leftborderwidth+rightborderwidth,
WA_MinHeight, _machineHeight+topheight+bottomheight,
But those border siuze values are no-where.
... Or is there a proper way ?
oh great thanks
You could get the BorderLeft, etc. from the Window structure after opening the window, and then call WindowLimits().
Alternatively you may use Screen structure attributes: WBorLeft, WBorTop, WBorRight and WBorBottom. These are known before opening the Window.
Note, that the top border is extended by Screen->RastPort.Font->tf_YSize + 1. Gadgets added to the Border of a Window can extend the size of these Borders as well.
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You could get the BorderLeft, etc. from the Window structure after opening the window, and then call WindowLimits().