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Make Nextstep port handle multiple screens for resize and move. * nsterm.h (ns_output): Add dont_constrain and zooming. (EmacsView): Add ns_userRect. * nsterm.m (keyDown): If ns_right_alternate_modifier is Qleft, check if ns_alternate_modifier is none. * nsterm.m (x_set_offset, windowDidMove): When calculating y, use first screen, not the window screen. (x_set_window_size): Remove constraints. Calculate origin.y only if zooming is 0 and without referring to a screen. (windowWillResize): Don't modify frameSize. (windowDidBecomeKey, mouseDown): Set dont_constrain to 1. (initFrameFromEmacs): Initialize ns_userRect. (windowShouldZoom): Set zooming to one. Remove all other code. (windowWillUseStandardFrame): Move static ns_userRect to EmacsView. Zero it after restore. (constrainFrameRect): New method for EmacsWindow. (mouseDragged): Always post NSWindowDidResizeNotification after call to windowWillResize.

Copyright (C) 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
See the end of the file for license conditions.

This directory contains the files needed to build Emacs on
Nextstep-based platforms, including GNUstep and Mac OS X.

The Nextstep support code works on many POSIX systems (and possibly
W32) using the GNUstep libraries, and on MacOS X systems using the
Cocoa libraries.

See the INSTALL file in this directory for compilation instructions.

Requirements
------------
MacOS X 10.4 or later

- or -

GNUstep "Startup 0.23" or later
Tested on GNU/Linux, should work on other systems, perhaps with minor
build tweaking.


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