set-size

Sets the size and/or position of a window.

Under X Windows, the size does not include a title bar or borders for a frame/dialog added by the window manager. However, the position corresponds to the actual top-left of the frame/dialog including window manager decorations.

See also get-size and get-position.

• (send a-wx:window set-size x y width height flags) -> void
      x : small integer
      y : small integer
      width : small integer
      height : small integer
      flags = wx:const-size-auto : small integer

  Moves the window to (x, y) (in the window's parent's coordinates, or in screen coordinates for a frame or dialog) and sets the window size to width by height pixels.

  With the default value of flags, when -1 is supplied for x or y, the window's position is not changed in the corresponding direction.

  The flags argument can be any of:

  • wx:const-size-auto -- if -1 is supplied for width or height, the width/height is reset to a default width/height
  • wx:const-size-auto-width -- if -1 is supplied for width, the width is reset to a default width; if -1 is supplied for height, the height is not changed
  • wx:const-size-auto-height -- if -1 is supplied for height, the height is reset to a default height; if -1 is supplied for width, the width is not changed
  • wx:const-size-use-existing -- if -1 is supplied for width or height, the width/height is not changed
  • wx:const-pos-use-minus-one -- if -1 is supplied for x or x, the position is actually set to -1 in the corresponding direction; this flag can be combined (using bitwise-or) with any of the other flags