Is it possible to have a pinboard layout inside of another pinboard layout (and have it function properly) I've gotten the layouts to show up, but I get all sorts of odd behaviours. Is there perhaps some way that I could get similar functionality without a pinboard layout or something??? Andy lispworks 4.3.7 OSX 10.3
More specifically, I think I've found this to be a bug in lw-osx(10.3) To recreate this bug, load up the balloons example in examples/capi/applications and execute (capi:contain (make-instance 'capi:pinboard-layout :description (list (make-instance 'sky)))) Then try to resize the window... you'll notice that the sky pane sticks to the bottom of the window, but then try to click a balloon... you'll find that you are only able to click the balloons if your press the area where the balloons *would have been* had the sky pane remained at the top of the window as it should have. Seemingly, the resizing of the window is causing the pinboard layout to be displayed in the wrong place even though it is still considered to be in the upper left hand of the screen. Is this a known bug and if so, is there a workaround?? (this applies to any time you have a pinboard object with a pinboard object, not just the balloons example. I've tried the same thing on windows and the darwin/x11 version and they both work properly... perhaps this is an issue with lw on 10.3. Andrew shilla@rpi.edu wrote: >Is it possible to have a pinboard layout inside of another pinboard layout >(and have it function properly) I've gotten the layouts to show up, but I >get all sorts of odd behaviours. Is there perhaps some way that I could >get similar functionality without a pinboard layout or something??? > >Andy >lispworks 4.3.7 OSX 10.3 > > > >