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Merge change from the testplant_1 branch:

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Do not include the toolbar in a window's saved frame. Makes saving and
restoring window frame sizes independent of whether the toolbar is
present at the time when the frame is saved or restored.


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2011-01-24 Wolfgang Lux <wolfgang.lux@gmail.com>
* Source/NSWindow.m (-setFrameFromString:, -stringWithSavedFrame):
Merge change from the testplant_1 branch:
Do not include the toolbar in a window's saved frame. Makes saving
and restoring window frame sizes independent of whether the
toolbar is present at the time when the frame is saved or restored.
Patch by Doug Simons <doug.simons@@testplant.com>
2011-01-24 German Arias <german@xelalug.org>
* Source/NSMenuView.m (-trackWithEvent:): Fixed problems with

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return;
}
// if toolbar is showing, adjust saved frame to add the toolbar back in
if ([_toolbar isVisible])
{
int toolbarHeight = [[_toolbar _toolbarView] frame].size.height;
fRect.size.height += toolbarHeight;
fRect.origin.y -= toolbarHeight;
}
/*
* Scan in the frame for the area the window was placed in in screen.
*/
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fRect = _frame;
// if toolbar is showing, adjust saved frame to not include the toolbar
if ([_toolbar isVisible])
{
int toolbarHeight = [[_toolbar _toolbarView] frame].size.height;
fRect.size.height -= toolbarHeight;
fRect.origin.y += toolbarHeight;
}
/*
* The screen rectangle should give the area of the screen in which
* the window could be placed (ie a rectangle excluding the dock).