def build_window(self):
self._set_default_icon()
Application.build_window(self)
self.window.connect('save-dimensions', self.set_main_window_dimensions)
self.window.connect('save-maximized', self.set_main_window_maximized)
# handle maximized
maximized = self.get_main_window_maximized()
if maximized != None:
if maximized:
self.window._window.maximize()
else:
self.window._window.unmaximize()
# handle the trayicon
self.trayicon = trayicon.Trayicon('miro')
if app.config.get(options.SHOW_TRAYICON):
self.trayicon.set_visible(True)
else:
self.trayicon.set_visible(False)
# check x, y to make sure the window is visible and fix it
# if not
self.window.check_position_and_fix()
# handle media keys
self.mediakeyhandler = mediakeys.get_media_key_handler(self.window)
def build_window(self):
self._set_default_icon()
Application.build_window(self)
self.window.connect('save-dimensions', self.set_main_window_dimensions)
self.window.connect('save-maximized', self.set_main_window_maximized)
# handle maximized
maximized = self.get_main_window_maximized()
if maximized != None:
if maximized:
self.window._window.maximize()
else:
self.window._window.unmaximize()
# handle the trayicon
if APP_INDICATOR_SUPPORT:
self.trayicon = miroappindicator.MiroAppIndicator('miro')
else:
self.trayicon = trayicon.Trayicon('miro')
if app.config.get(options.SHOW_TRAYICON):
self.trayicon.set_visible(True)
else:
self.trayicon.set_visible(False)
if options.override_dimensions:
# if the user specified override dimensions on the command
# line, set them here.
self.window.set_frame(
width=options.override_dimensions[0],
height=options.override_dimensions[1])
elif not get_int("width") and not get_int("height"):
# if this is the first time Miro has been started, we want
# to set a default size that makes sense in the context of
# their monitor resolution. the check here is against
# whether there are width/height values in gconf already
# which isn't true in a first-run situation.
geom = self.window.get_monitor_geometry()
width = min(1024, geom.width)
height = min(600, geom.height)
self.window.set_frame(width=width, height=height)
else:
# the user isn't overriding dimensions and this is not the
# first time Miro has been launched on this computer, so
# we double-check that the position works on this monitor
# and if it puts Miro in a bad place, then fix it.
self.window.check_position_and_fix()
# handle media keys
self.mediakeyhandler = mediakeys.get_media_key_handler(self.window)
def build_window(self):
self._set_default_icon()
Application.build_window(self)
self.window.connect('save-dimensions', self.set_main_window_dimensions)
self.window.connect('save-maximized', self.set_main_window_maximized)
# handle maximized
maximized = self.get_main_window_maximized()
if maximized != None:
if maximized:
self.window._window.maximize()
else:
self.window._window.unmaximize()
# handle the trayicon
if APP_INDICATOR_SUPPORT:
self.trayicon = miroappindicator.MiroAppIndicator('miro')
else:
self.trayicon = trayicon.Trayicon('miro')
if app.config.get(options.SHOW_TRAYICON):
self.trayicon.set_visible(True)
else:
self.trayicon.set_visible(False)
if options.override_dimensions:
# if the user specified override dimensions on the command
# line, set them here.
self.window.set_frame(
width=options.override_dimensions[0],
height=options.override_dimensions[1])
elif not get_int("width") and not get_int("height"):
# if this is the first time Miro has been started, we want
# to set a default size that makes sense in the context of
# their monitor resolution. the check here is against
# whether there are width/height values in gconf already
# which isn't true in a first-run situation.
geom = self.window.get_monitor_geometry()
width = min(1024, geom.width)
height = min(600, geom.height)
self.window.set_frame(width=width, height=height)
else:
# the user isn't overriding dimensions and this is not the
# first time Miro has been launched on this computer, so
# we double-check that the position works on this monitor
# and if it puts Miro in a bad place, then fix it.
self.window.check_position_and_fix()
# handle media keys
self.mediakeyhandler = mediakeys.get_media_key_handler(self.window)
