def screen_pos_size(
): ###e this copies code in main.py -- main.py should call this
"""
Return (x,y),(w,h), where the main screen area
(not including menubar, for Mac) is in a rect of size w,h,
topleft at x,y. Note that x,y is 0,0 except for Mac.
Current implementation guesses Mac menubar size since it doesn't
know how to measure it.
"""
# Create desktop widget to obtain screen resolution
dtop = QDesktopWidget()
screensize = QRect(dtop.screenGeometry(0))
if is_macintosh():
# menubar_height = 44 was measured (approximately) on an iMac G5 20 inch
# screen; I don't know if it's the same on all Macs (or whether it can
# vary with OS or user settings). (Is there any way of getting this info
# from Qt? #e)
menubar_height = 44
else:
menubar_height = 0
screen_w = screensize.width()
screen_h = screensize.height(
) # of which menubar_height is in use at the top
x, y = 0, 0
w, h = screen_w, screen_h
y += menubar_height
h -= menubar_height
return (x, y), (w, h)
def screen_pos_size(): ###e this copies code in main.py -- main.py should call this
"""
Return (x,y),(w,h), where the main screen area
(not including menubar, for Mac) is in a rect of size w,h,
topleft at x,y. Note that x,y is 0,0 except for Mac.
Current implementation guesses Mac menubar size since it doesn't
know how to measure it.
"""
# Create desktop widget to obtain screen resolution
dtop = QDesktopWidget()
screensize = QRect (dtop.screenGeometry (0))
if is_macintosh():
# menubar_height = 44 was measured (approximately) on an iMac G5 20 inch
# screen; I don't know if it's the same on all Macs (or whether it can
# vary with OS or user settings). (Is there any way of getting this info
# from Qt? #e)
menubar_height = 44
else:
menubar_height = 0
screen_w = screensize.width()
screen_h = screensize.height() # of which menubar_height is in use at the top
x,y = 0,0
w,h = screen_w, screen_h
y += menubar_height
h -= menubar_height
return (x,y), (w,h)
