Closed ctheissen closed 7 years ago
Try taking out the self.move(200,200)
lines and see how that helps. There's one in pyhammer.py
and another in eyecheck.py
, one for each GUI. I think then by default it will set the window more or less in the center of the screen.
Nope, that didn't fix it.
Perhaps then self.move(0,0)
. That should force the window to appear in the upper-left hand corner of the screen.
Yes, that fixed it. I think it's okay to move it a little bit horizontal, but I wouldn't move it vertical.
This might just be a personal preference issue, but the GUI windows are about as big as my screen. So when the window pops up halfway down and I have to drag it to the top it's a little annoying. I feel this should be an easy fix in somewhere in the widgets, but I could be wrong.