agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 21, 2019 #1 While I don't do much with variant scripts I have wondered why pressing the magnifying glass icon seems to do nothing whereas I would have expected it to let me search in the script Today I needed to do some extensive revision of a script and needing to search within the script I have just noticed that it does in fact open a little Find/Replace window at the bottom of my screen with the title bar just showing above the taskbar. I can move this to expose the whole window and can now search in the variant. This is good! However when I close the window the next time I click the search button the window does not remember its location and again appears nearly off the screen at the bottom The PC is a Surface Studio which has a dpi of 192 and Windows 10 Pro is running on it at 200% display scaling. I assume this is a high dpi problem - like the AutoBookMarks in the title bar which I have turned off because they are truncated vertically. I guess the intent is to open the window centrally on the screen but the odd thing is that while it is correctly centred horizontally it is not vertically. EDIT: Actually it is not centred horizontally but is a little to the right of centre which is slightly puzzling.
While I don't do much with variant scripts I have wondered why pressing the magnifying glass icon seems to do nothing whereas I would have expected it to let me search in the script Today I needed to do some extensive revision of a script and needing to search within the script I have just noticed that it does in fact open a little Find/Replace window at the bottom of my screen with the title bar just showing above the taskbar. I can move this to expose the whole window and can now search in the variant. This is good! However when I close the window the next time I click the search button the window does not remember its location and again appears nearly off the screen at the bottom The PC is a Surface Studio which has a dpi of 192 and Windows 10 Pro is running on it at 200% display scaling. I assume this is a high dpi problem - like the AutoBookMarks in the title bar which I have turned off because they are truncated vertically. I guess the intent is to open the window centrally on the screen but the odd thing is that while it is correctly centred horizontally it is not vertically. EDIT: Actually it is not centred horizontally but is a little to the right of centre which is slightly puzzling.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 21, 2019 #2 It should be fixed for the next update. Please test it when the beta is released.
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2019 #3 Just to confirm that, yes it is fixed in 9.5 Beta #1