I agree.. it is not an eee issue.. It might be a Linux issue and it might be a BMax issue. I dont see how it is a programmer issue.
Im not using any API calls.. Im using the bog standard BMax language.
I issue the command Graphics 640,480 and it creates a window. Under Linux it seems it wont necessarily be the size I asked for.
I can put up with this.. fair enough.. when I set the window size it might not be the size I asked for so I need to just check. Not a problem.
but.. when I use the GraphicsHeight() command to query how big the client area height is it quite happily reports it as being 480.
Im sure if I dig around I can find an API call to find the real height of the window but the point of BMax is that I shouldnt have to do that.
Therefore as stated originally "Ive been meaning to report it as a bug but never really got round to it.
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Im not using any API calls.. Im using the bog standard BMax language.
I issue the command Graphics 640,480 and it creates a window. Under Linux it seems it wont necessarily be the size I asked for.
I can put up with this.. fair enough.. when I set the window size it might not be the size I asked for so I need to just check. Not a problem.
but.. when I use the GraphicsHeight() command to query how big the client area height is it quite happily reports it as being 480.
Im sure if I dig around I can find an API call to find the real height of the window but the point of BMax is that I shouldnt have to do that.
Therefore as stated originally "Ive been meaning to report it as a bug but never really got round to it.
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