default value of framexec.windowplacement
Robert Allely
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Bodo Bergmann
It is WP_PARENTCENTERED.
Bodo.
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Bodo Bergmann
Well, actually it’s set to the value of the WindowPlacement attribute of the FrameSource the FrameExec is instantiated from.
And the default for FrameSource.WindowPlacement is WP_PARENTCENTERED,
but you could of course have changed that (via Property Inspector or script).
Bodo.