Fix new window position Y coordinate calculation for OSX backend. #7101
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Need to use the "first" (not the current) screen's height to calculate Y coordinate. By "first" I mean the screen that has (0;0) coordinate at the top left for ImGui and (0;0) at the bottom left for OSX.
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Also #7028 looks good. |
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Thank you. I have applied this and other things all-together as part of a683033. |
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I believe we need to use the "first" (not the "current") screen's height to calculate Y coordinate of a window.
By "first" I mean the screen that has (0;0) coordinate at the top left for ImGui and (0;0) at the bottom left for OSX.
Otherwise on secondary monitors it will behave like this: