More detailed doc of Fl_Window::decorated_h() for X11 platform.
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/** Returns the window width including any frame added by the window manager.
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Same as w() if applied to a subwindow, or if window is not yet mapped.
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\see decorated_h().
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*/
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int decorated_w() const;
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added by the window manager.
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Same as h() if applied to a subwindow, or if window is not yet mapped.
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\note Under X11, it's not possible to compute decorated_h() - h()
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to obtain the height of the titlebar <b> during a resize operation</b>.
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That computation is to best done when the window is first mapped.
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\note Under X11, FLTK is able to compute the size of window titlebars and borders
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only if these decoration elements are strictly X11-based. When that's not the case,
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decorated_h() returns the same value as h() and decorated_w() as w(), and FLTK
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cannot access window decorations.
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\note Under X11 again, the values returned by decorated_h() and decorated_w()
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may not be reliable <b> during a resize operation</b>. The size of decoration elements
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of a window is best computed when the window is first mapped.
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*/
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int decorated_h() const;
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