This should fix the problem that sometimes™ (depending on execution
speed -- race condition) a window would stay on its screen and/or end up
un-fullscreened on the correct screen.
This change does not affect Windows, because it's in the #else path, but it does affect OSX.
@wwwdata, can you check whether this correctly shows the window on the second screen in OSX when building (a) with qt4 / (b) with qt5?
If it works in qt4, but not qt5, please try whether the win32-style screen setting works.
This should fix the problem that sometimes™ (depending on execution speed -- race condition) a window would stay on its screen and/or end up un-fullscreened on the correct screen.
This change does not affect Windows, because it's in the
#elsepath, but it does affect OSX.@wwwdata, can you check whether this correctly shows the window on the second screen in OSX when building (a) with qt4 / (b) with qt5?
If it works in qt4, but not qt5, please try whether the win32-style screen setting works.