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Author Thread: Detach object view/edit windows
Nancy.Griggs
Detach object view/edit windows
Posted: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 12:53 PM (EST)

I use multiple monitors because I often find it very helpful to simultaneously have several windows open and visible, especially when debugging code.  Object view/edit windows are presently bound to display only within the confines of the main APL session window.  This necessitates a lot of switching views between open objects. 
 
The Options/Preferences window, for example, can be dragged completely off the APL session window and onto another monitor.  It would be much more helpful to be able to do that with opened functions' and variables' windows.


Is this possible? probable?

 


Comments:

Author Thread:
Brian.Chizever
Detach object view/edit windows
Posted: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 1:12 PM (EST)

As long as we're talking about multiple monitors.

 

Tooltips always show up on the first monitor.

 

If you have the APL session on the second monitor and hover over a variable, instead of the tooltip appearing at the mouse location, it's at the edge of the first monitor.

 

I tested this in versions 6.2 and 7.0 - it's happening in both of them.

     

Support
Detach object view/edit windows
Posted: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 2:58 PM (EST)

Nancy: 

 

It isn't possible to move an edit window to a different monitor due to the current design of the APL session.  The APL session is an MDI window and unlike the Preferences windows, the edit windows are child MDI windows.  Just like the MDIForm class, child MDI windows cannot exist outside the bounds of its parent MDI window.

 

I hope this helps.

 

APL2000 Support

     

Support
Detach object view/edit windows
Posted: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 3:19 PM (EST)

Brian:  What you've reported is already on the list of possible future enhancements.  I can try to have your request elevated in terms of priority.

 

APL2000 Support

     



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