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Padre::Wx::Display(3) User Contributed Perl DocumentationPadre::Wx::Display(3)

NAME
       Padre::Wx::Display - Utility functions for physical display geometry

DESCRIPTION
       This module provides a collection of utility functions relating to the
       physical display geometry of the host Padre is running on.

       These functions help choose the most visually elegant default sizes and
       positions for Padre windows, and allow Padre to adapt when the screen
       geometry of the host changes (which can be fairly common in the case of
       powerful multi-screen developer computers).

FUNCTIONS
   perfect
	 my $boolean = Padre::Wx::Display->perfect(
	     Padre::Current->main
	 );

       The default Wx implementation of IsShownOnScreen is a bit weird, and
       while it may be technically correct as far as Wx is concerned it does
       not necesarily represent what a typical human expects, which is that
       the application is on an active plugged in monitor and that it is
       entirely on the monitor.

       The "perfect" method takes a Wx::TopLevelWindow object (which
       incorporates either a Wx::Dialog or a Wx::Frame) and determines if the
       window meets the warm and fuzzy human criteria for a usable location.

       Returns true if so, or false otherwise.

   primary
       Locates and returns the primary display as a Wx::Display object.

   primary_default
       Generate a Wx::Rect (primarily for the Padre::Wx::Main window) which is
       a landscape-orientation golden-ratio rectangle on the primary display
       with a 10% margin.

perl v5.14.1			  2011-06-18		 Padre::Wx::Display(3)
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