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* The method translates the incoming bounds to the values acceptable * by the window manager. For more details, please refer to 6699851. */ private Rectangle adjustMaximizedBounds(Rectangle bounds) { // All calculations should be done in the device space bounds = convertToDeviceSpace(bounds); GraphicsConfiguration gc = getGraphicsConfiguration(); Rectangle currentDevBounds = convertToDeviceSpace(gc, gc.getBounds()); // Prepare data for WM_GETMINMAXINFO message. // ptMaxPosition should be in coordinate system of the current monitor, // not the main monitor, or monitor on which we maximize the window. bounds.x -= currentDevBounds.x; bounds.y -= currentDevBounds.y; // ptMaxSize will be used as-is if the size is smaller than the main // monitor. If the size is larger than the main monitor then the // window manager adjusts the size, like this: // result = bounds.w + (current.w - main.w); =>> wrong size // We can try to compensate for this adjustment like this: // result = bounds.w - (current.w - main.w); // but this can result to the size smaller than the main screen, so no // adjustment will be done by the window manager =>> wrong size. // So we skip compensation here and cut the adjustment on // WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING event. // Note that the result does not depend on the monitor on which we // maximize the window. return bounds; } @Override public boolean updateGraphicsData(GraphicsConfiguration gc) { boolean result = super.updateGraphicsData(gc); Rectangle bounds = AWTAccessor.getFrameAccessor(). getMaximizedBounds((Frame)target); if (bounds != null) { setMaximizedBounds(bounds); } return result; } @Override boolean isTargetUndecorated() { return ((Frame)target).isUndecorated(); } @Override public void reshape(int x, int y, int width, int height) { if (((Frame)target).isUndecorated()) { super.reshape(x, y, width, height); } else { reshapeFrame(x, y, width, height); } } @Override public final Dimension getMinimumSize() { Dimension d = new Dimension(); if (!((Frame)target).isUndecorated()) { d.setSize(scaleDownX(getSysMinWidth()), scaleDownY(getSysMinHeight())); } if (((Frame)target).getMenuBar() != null) { d.height += scaleDownY(getSysMenuHeight()); } return d; } // Note: Because this method calls resize(), which may be overridden // by client code, this method must not be executed on the toolkit // thread. @Override public void setMenuBar(MenuBar mb) { WMenuBarPeer mbPeer = (WMenuBarPeer) WToolkit.targetToPeer(mb); if (mbPeer != null) { if (mbPeer.framePeer != this) { mb.removeNotify(); mb.addNotify(); mbPeer = (WMenuBarPeer) WToolkit.targetToPeer(mb); if (mbPeer != null && mbPeer.framePeer != this) { throw new IllegalStateException("Wrong parent peer"); } } if (mbPeer != null) { addChildPeer(mbPeer); } } setMenuBar0(mbPeer); updateInsets(insets_); } // Note: Because this method calls resize(), which may be overridden // by client code, this method must not be executed on the toolkit // thread. private native void setMenuBar0(WMenuBarPeer mbPeer); // Toolkit & peer internals WFramePeer(Frame target) { super(target); InputMethodManager imm = InputMethodManager.getInstance(); String menuString = imm.getTriggerMenuString(); if (menuString != null) { pSetIMMOption(menuString); } } native void createAwtFrame(WComponentPeer parent); @Override void create(WComponentPeer parent) { preCreate(parent); createAwtFrame(parent); } @Override void initialize() { super.initialize(); Frame target = (Frame)this.target; if (target.getTitle() != null) { setTitle(target.getTitle()); } setResizable(target.isResizable()); setState(target.getExtendedState()); } private static native int getSysMenuHeight(); native void pSetIMMOption(String option); void notifyIMMOptionChange(){ InputMethodManager.getInstance().notifyChangeRequest((Component)target); } @Override public void setBoundsPrivate(int x, int y, int width, int height) { setBounds(x, y, width, height, SET_BOUNDS); } @Override public Rectangle getBoundsPrivate() { return getBounds(); } // TODO: implement it in peers. WLightweightFramePeer may implement lw version. @Override public void emulateActivation(boolean activate) { synthesizeWmActivate(activate); } private native void synthesizeWmActivate(boolean activate); }