[Gtk-sharp-list] Dual Monitor

[Alexandre Faria]

Hi,

I used this hack on Linux, it worked, I don't know if its going to be
useful for you, but it seems you had any help so far, so...

Gtk.Window _window = new Gtk.Window(WindowType.Toplevel);
window.Move(1280, 0);

The idea is just to create the window and then move it to the
coordinates of the second monitor.
I'm not sure how gtk on windows handles this.

I hope it helps,

Alexander

Seg, 2014-12-08 às 16:04 -0800, truck0321 escreveu:
> I am running windows and I'm looking for cross platform support of multiple
> monitors.    I'd like to open a Gtk window on a second monitor.  The below
> code returns the integer 0 no matter what monitor my Window resides on when
> the code is run so it looks like it is not aware of a second monitor.  
> 
> Gdk.Screen screen = this.Screen;
> int mon = screen.GetMonitorAtWindow(this.ParentWindow);
> 
> Someone made the suggestion of setting the monitor through Gtk.Window.Screen
> but this method does not exist in gtk-sharp-2.12.25.  I am using Xamarin
> Studio and my OS is Windows 7 x64.  
> 
> 
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