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cmd windows not working correctly with windows task bar hidden #198

Open ghost opened 5 years ago

ghost commented 5 years ago

The command prompt windows do not behave correctly when the windows taskbar is hidden. When it is showing (#Space) they behave correctly again

joten commented 5 years ago

Which is the behaviour you are expecting? Since the command prompt is a line oriented, font height dependant window with a fixed width given in the properties, it may be, that it leaves some space at the bottom (less than a line height) and my not be resized to the full width of the available space.

If possible, please post a screenshot with the Taskbar hidden and one with the Taskbar visible.

ghost commented 5 years ago

I have this line on my Config.ini Config_rule=ConsoleWindowClass;.*;;1;0;0;0;0;0;

This is what happens when I open it. 1 Then, when I show the taskbar 2 Finally, after the taskbar is hidden it goes to its proper place. 3 This happens almost every time the tiles reorganize themselves, and I have to show and hide the taskbar to restore them.

ertwro commented 5 years ago

I tested that configuration and everything works for me with the 9.0.1 build. Maybe is related to the read intervals, previous regular expressions interfering or the way you are starting cmd. e.g. starting with Run, cmd instead of Run, C:\Windows\sysnative\cmd.exe Also, it would be good to share your previous rules and the output of Wini when the window shows that problem and is active and the version of AutoHotkey in your system, because the provided debug info is quite low at the moment.

joten commented 5 years ago

The output of WinI when the window shows that problem and is active and the version of AutoHotkey in your system would indeed be good to know. Please post the information, if possible; the x-/y-offset may give a clue.

Does resetting the layout with WinT or resetting the current view (Win1) also remedy the issue?