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When I resize a window with the lower right resize button the x axis location is based at the cursor click point so that I can drag the scroll bar off the window to the right if I grab the left hand side of the resize button. This does not happen in the y axis, in that direction the window stops a few pixels above the bottom of the screen.
Also when resizing in the x direction the window expands smoothly while in the y direction it expands in steps and the cursor moves down while being dragged then pops back up.
I don't understand your reference to 'scrollbar'. What scrollbar are you talking about?
As for step-wise resizing (in y direction), that is done by design. A window height is always a whole number of lines/items at a canvas. You can see this in the bridge gui. You cannot make a window that displays 3.5 bridges. It shows either 3 or 4 or 5 or ...
In principle, the same can happen in X direction, but it is not used very often. (An example would be a road vehicle depot which is always a whole number of vehicle 'boxes' wide.)
I also reached that conclusion; there are other ways to drag windows off the screen, so doing it while resizing is not something new.
Since the resize steps are not a bug either, what exactly is this issue about?
YukonRob opened the ticket and wrote:
Reported version: trunk
Operating system: Windows
This issue was imported from FlySpray: https://bugs.openttd.org/task/4842
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