void GetDefaultWindowRect(wxRect *defRect)
{
*defRect = wxGetClientDisplayRect();
defRect->width = 600;
defRect->height = 400;
//These conditional values assist in improving placement and size
//of new windows on different platforms.
#ifdef __WXGTK__
defRect->height += 20;
#endif
#ifdef __WXMSW__
defRect->height += 40;
#endif
#ifdef __WXMAC__
defRect->height += 55;
#endif
}
Note above the conditional changes in height based on operating system.
After having seen numerous reports of default windows opening behind the 55
pixels tall Mac menubar I took a closer look at this. Note that on the Mac
the height is increased by 55 when according to my calculations the absolute
X (upper edge) should be increased by 55 and the height should be decreased
by 55:
#ifdef __WXMAC__
defRect->x += 55;
defRect->height -= 55;
#endif
I think that the #ifdef __WXGTK__ implies a Linux compile. I have seen a
couple of reports of default Windows having their title bars hidden on
Linux. A similar repair might be in order there as well.
As for the Windows compile, I can come up with no rationale but I see no
possible problem.
If there is a valid reason for changing the height alone, the initial height
should start out at numeral 420, the WXGTK condition should be removed, and
the other two conditions decreased by 20.
--Ed
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