Menu is not in visible window if window is not maximized

[ghost]

If you open ecode with a clean user profile (it's the first time you open it, or you deleted the config directory), it will open a fixed-size window that doesn't fill up the whole screen. If you click on the menu icon, the menu is not displayed in the visible window (part of it is outside of the visible window). You have to maximize the window to see the menu. Note: If you close ecode and open it again, it will remember the previous window size, so if you have maximized the window then you can't observe this.

[SpartanJ]

What's your screen resolution? Also can you share a screenshot?
ecode does some logic to get the initial resolution on its first boot, but it's not that crazy:

	const Sizei desiredRes( 1280, 720 );
	Sizei defWinSize( desiredRes.getWidth(), desiredRes.getHeight() );
	if ( displaySize.getWidth() > desiredRes.getWidth() &&
		 displaySize.getWidth() - desiredRes.getWidth() > 60 ) {
		defWinSize.setWidth( desiredRes.getWidth() );
	} else {
		defWinSize.setWidth( displaySize.getWidth() - 60 );
	}
	if ( displaySize.getHeight() > desiredRes.getHeight() &&
		 displaySize.getHeight() - desiredRes.getHeight() > 60 ) {
		defWinSize.setHeight( desiredRes.getHeight() );
	} else {
		defWinSize.setHeight( displaySize.getHeight() - 60 );
	}
	windowState.size.setWidth( iniState.getValueI( "window", "width", defWinSize.getWidth() ) );
	windowState.size.setHeight( iniState.getValueI( "window", "height", defWinSize.getHeight() ) );

[ghost]

What's your screen resolution? Also can you share a screenshot? ecode does some logic to get the initial resolution on its first boot, but it's not that crazy:

	const Sizei desiredRes( 1280, 720 );
	Sizei defWinSize( desiredRes.getWidth(), desiredRes.getHeight() );
	if ( displaySize.getWidth() > desiredRes.getWidth() &&
		 displaySize.getWidth() - desiredRes.getWidth() > 60 ) {
		defWinSize.setWidth( desiredRes.getWidth() );
	} else {
		defWinSize.setWidth( displaySize.getWidth() - 60 );
	}
	if ( displaySize.getHeight() > desiredRes.getHeight() &&
		 displaySize.getHeight() - desiredRes.getHeight() > 60 ) {
		defWinSize.setHeight( desiredRes.getHeight() );
	} else {
		defWinSize.setHeight( displaySize.getHeight() - 60 );
	}
	windowState.size.setWidth( iniState.getValueI( "window", "width", defWinSize.getWidth() ) );
	windowState.size.setHeight( iniState.getValueI( "window", "height", defWinSize.getHeight() ) );

It seems you assumed 16:9. My screen is 16:10.

[SpartanJ]

It seems you assumed 16:9. My screen is 16:10.

That shouldn't matter, if the base desired size doesn't fit the coordinate it will take the display size width or height and subtract 60 pixels. I'm trying to think how this can fail and I don't see it.

Please can you answer the previous questions? That will help. Thanks

What's your screen resolution? Also can you share a screenshot?

[ghost]

What's your screen resolution?

1680x1050

[ghost]

Also can you share a screenshot?

Here you are:

After reboot:

[SpartanJ]

Oh, I didn't get what you were saying. Menu doesn't fit a small screen resolution. As a first step I'll fix the incorrect positioning of the menu, it should be completely visible. Thanks

[SpartanJ]

Latests changes should give you a menu that fits on the screen. "Window" submenu won't fix though, I'll clean up that later.