[chirp_users] MacOS - Chirp Windowing Misalignment

[Jerry Weiss]

David and Charley - Thanks for the information.

I am (somewhat) glad to hear that the behavior is not exclusive to my 
Mac's.  One is a Mini and the other Macbook Pro and only the latter had 
the Prolific Drivers installed.

Full screen does work correctly but as I as copying/pasting between 
applications, I kept resizing which leads to the pointer tracking 
problem.  I wonder if the window size needs to be some integer multiple 
or similar?

Regards,
Jerry - WB9MRI



On 7/18/18 12:47 PM, David Dixon via chirp_users wrote:
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> Ok I have just installed the new Chirp software for my Mac mini o/s 
> 10.13.4 and it is working ok for me full screen small screen uploading 
> and down loading
> I have never installed drivers for the cable the Mac does it for you 
> hope helps the cable is Prolific Technology
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> Regards  David G1DCG
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>> On 18 Jul 2018, at 17:41, Charley Bratton <charley at bratton.net 
>> <mailto:charley at bratton.net>> wrote:
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>> Hi Jerry,
>>
>> I’ve seen the misalignment issue only after attempting to resize the 
>> CHIRP window in MacOS.
>> If I close the window and reopen in its default size, the 
>> misalignment issue is gone.
>> I’m using 10.13.6 currently, but have seen the same issue for the 
>> past few MacOS patches.
>>
>> - Charley - KE4QBW
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>>> On Jul 17, 2018, at 10:19 PM, Jerry Weiss <jsw at ieee.org 
>>> <mailto:jsw at ieee.org>> wrote:
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>>> I have a problem with Chirp on MacOS, specifically 10.12 or 10.13 
>>> with the most recent build or (much) older ones.  I have two 
>>> separate Mac's, one is my regular machine and the other is a test 
>>> machine I just loaded with the latest downloads for chirp and python 
>>> today.
>>>
>>> On both my mouse cursor doesn't track accurately with controls or 
>>> cells in the Chirp window.  The offset is vertical about 1 or 2 
>>> cells or controls typically.   When this occurs I either see the 
>>> bottom of the screen is either truncated or has a black band at the 
>>> bottom, equal to the amount of offset.  If I resize the screen, the 
>>> cursor alignment is restored for a while, but it never lasts for 
>>> more than a few actions.  No special mouse/cursor software installed.
>>>
>>> Anyone seen this before?
>>>
>>> Separate question - is there a way to search archives?
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks and regards,
>>>
>>> Jerry - WB9MRI
>>>
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