10 bugs in 2 minutes time!

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Thanks Chipp!

shouldn't 
set the windowBoundingRect to the screenRect
be a default?

I'll check the altPlugin - sounds sweet...

Im still working on the script editor for RR but Im really strained for 
time...
And XOS is still in the works with some awesome features to come... 

If the day had 48 hours, I'd be happy... ;)

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Xavier Bury





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Xavier,

I, too, am sorry you're having so many problems. Couple points to note:

The Geometry Manager, while slick, has some 'getting used to' in using it.
I, like Richard, just use the resizeStack command. I feel the same about 
the
Animation palette.

The reason why when you expand a window it doesn't go full-screen is 
because
RR resets the windowBoudingRect to an area inside the IDE. You can of 
course
overide it by entering into the msg:

set the windowBoundingRect to the screenRect

The scrolling breakpoint dot is a known problem. Hopefully, the script
editor/debugger will be rewritten soon. There's talk about making it
separate windows again, though don't know what will be. Here may be a 
great
place you can contribute as you've spent quite some time in the script
editor yourself!

Check out:
http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/altPluginCover/about.htm
for my altPlugins. It's a resizable toolbar which is easily added to. You
can add your own stacks and plugins to do lots of stuff the IDE doesn't 
do.

best,

Chipp

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