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STR #2112

Application:FLTK Library
Status:1 - Closed w/Resolution
Priority:3 - Moderate, e.g. unable to compile the software
Scope:1 - Specific to a machine/printer
Subsystem:MacOS
Summary:OSX: changing a window's size() affects size_range() max
Version:1.4-feature
Created By:greg.ercolano
Assigned To:AlbrechtS
Fix Version:1.4.0
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#1 greg.ercolano
09:48 Dec 25, 2008
foo.cxx
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#1 greg.ercolano
09:48 Dec 25, 2008
I find if I set the size_range() to a minimum and no maximum,
        the window can be resized as one would expect.

        But if later the size() is set, it seems to have the effect
        of setting the maximum size_range() to the size() value.

        Attached foo.cxx is a small demo of the problem.
        With 1.3.x, the user CAN'T enlarge the window..
        with 1.1.x (eg. 1.1.7), the user can.

        Can't replicate the problem on linux or win32, so it seems
        to be Mac specific.
 
 
#2 AlbrechtS
12:28 Jan 05, 2023
Fixed in Git repository.

I can't see this bug with the provided test program foo.cxx, neither
in branch-1.3 (i.e. 1.3.8) nor in Git master (1.4.0).

I'm also sure that we fixed some size_range() issues but I can't tell
which commit this was.

Greg, please check if you can still see the issue, or otherwise please
close this STR. Thanks.
 
 
#3 greg.ercolano
13:39 Jan 05, 2023
Ha, this bug report is 25 yrs old, so yes, closing.
I'm sure this was fixed long ago, perhaps by some other issue.
 
     

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