Changes between Version 32 and Version 33 of BOOK_WINDOW_R1


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Timestamp:
05/14/09 04:31:30 (16 years ago)
Author:
sriggins
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  • BOOK_WINDOW_R1

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    59   3. No design yet - The iconification is handled by the current look and feel, triggered by the look and feel minimize button (or in the case of the tab bar, the show desktop button, which walks all frames (windows) and calls setIcon(true).  Simply hiding or showing the frame is not acceptable as it does not maintain a separate state of the window.  Currently the plan is to figure out how to change  the look and feel's iconify behavior.  WindowListener iconify events are only called *after* the window is iconified and are intended to be used as a way for the document to release resources, etc. 
     59  3. No design yet - The iconification is handled by the current look and feel, triggered by the look and feel minimize button (or in the case of the tab bar, the show desktop button, which walks all frames (windows) and calls setIcon(true).  Simply hiding or showing the frame is not acceptable as it does not maintain a separate state of the window.  Currently the plan is to figure out how to change  the look and feel's iconify behavior.  WindowListener iconify events are only called *after* the window is iconified and are intended to be used as a way for the document to release resources, etc and thus not useful for this problem. 
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    6161  4. & 5. are similar in that they are both related to the PageWorkArea.  After discussions with Bo Yan, we decided to, as a first pass, simply center the PageWorkArea in the window, as the PageWorkArea grows to encompass the page and all frames.  However, this won't work because the PageWorkArea has a later for the page and its frames, and other layers for halos and such.  So, we can offset all layers, or think of a better approach.  One such approach is to consider making modifying the PageWorkArea sizing logic to expand to its parent, if the parent is larger of course.