Am 11.05.2013 um 05:25 schrieb Jerry <lancebo...@qwest.net>: > Hi, > > I just downloaded the OS X binary of LyX 2.0.6 and immediately saw a new > problem concerning the way windows work. 2.0.5 did not have this problem. > > In OS X beginning I believe with 10.7 it is possible to resize windows from > any edge, not just the lower left corner. (Windows users are stunned.) When > the cursor is moved over any edge (left, right, top, bottom) of the front > window, it turns into a tiny two-ended arrow, unless the edge is already at > the screen's boundary in which case it is a one-ended arrow. Clicking and > dragging then resizes the window from that edge. > > LyX 2.0.5, thanks probably to the underlying Qt stuff, handled this correctly. > > LyX 2.0.6 does not--the little arrow cursor does not appear, and clicking > does not allow resizing in this manner--the click is handled as if window > resizing is not active. Resizing by the lower right corner however does still > work. > > I use a utility called Flexiglass which extends window-sizing, dragging, etc. > and it is hobbled now in 2.0.6. For example, dragging a window using a > Flexiglass feature which does not require using the normal drag region of a > window now allows the window to be dragged beyond the e.g. top of the screen, > where normally (and in 2.0.5) the drag was limited to the top of the screen. > I have disabled this utility and 2.0.6 still behaves as described above. > > Possibly the Qt framework is defective or was configured wrong.
Yes, it's the Qt framework. More precisely it is the Mac OS X API the Qt framework is made for. With LyX 2.0.5.1 we got so many crash reports related to the Qt for Cocoa framework I decided to switch back to the Carbon based Qt until LyX with Qt for Cocoa is stable enough. Stephan
