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Subject: [MiNT] wind_create() and its MAX parameter.
From: Odd Skancke <ozk@atari.org>
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Hi list,

 I have question regarding parameter passed to wind_create(), the MAX
window extent. XaAES as found in the CVS now uses these max coordinates
(notably width/height) to restrict users from sizing windows beyond this
size. Now it turns out that many apps set this MAX size to a lesser
extent than will fill the desktop window (and therefore cannot fill the
desktop with this window) which confuses users. Teradesk is one of
those. It turns out then that other AES's dont use this 'max' for
anything. Or is its usage something else which I have not understood? I
would love some opinions on this matter.


 Best Regards,
Odd Skancke