On Jun 5, 2006, at 12:58 PM, scott lewis wrote:

As noted in the release notes for r1060, there is indeed a problem with dual-headed setups. If the editor window is on the secondary monitor, the menu is displayed on the primary monitor (in the correct screen location, just on the wrong screen). On the plus side, if the editor is on the main monitor the menu works properly... This is on a MacBook running 10.4.6.

Console.log output:

2006-06-05 11:39:31.625 TextMate[3581] Quartz {1733, 123} (frame {{1280, 0}, {1280, 768}}), QD origin {1280, 768}, QD top/left 645, 453

Confirmed here (iMac Duo).

Setup: Main (left) screen is

Window on right (second) screen with 1680x1050, right (second) screen is 1280x1024.

mouse on right screen: 2006-06-05 13:22:25.544 TextMate[5366] Quartz {2177, 484} (frame {{1680, 0}, {1280, 1024}}), QD origin {1680, 1024}, QD top/left 540, 497

mouse on left (main) screen: 2006-06-05 13:22:58.586 TextMate[5366] Quartz {838, 323} (frame {{0, 0}, {1680, 1050}}), QD origin {1680, 1024}, QD top/left 701, -842

On first glance it seems like the popup position should be something along the lines of (assuming the origin is bottom left):

x: frame.origin.x + QD.left y: frame.origin.y + frame.size.height - QD.top

Gerd