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<div>The order of the bounds message is: "<xmin>,
<ymax>, <xmax>, <ymin>".</div>
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<div>This makes more sense as a pair of top and bottom
coordinates and maybe we can change the window dialog
accordingly, but I also think that is quite confusing. The
message seems inverted as it'd make more sense to me to
something like "<xmin>, <ymin>, <xmax>,
<ymax>" or "<xmin>, <xmax>, <ymin>,
<ymax>" in both the 'bounds' message and the
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<p>Yes, the order might not be intuitive, but once you know it, I
don't think there's a problem.<br>
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<p>Note that for non-GOP patches, the last two arguments are
effectively ignored. To set the x-pixel-size to 2 and the
y-pixel-size to 4, you would send [bound 2 4 0 0(.</p>
<p>Now, it would be nice if the last two arguments could be omitted.
Currently, Pd would complain with an error. For this purpose, the
current argument order is actually helpful.<br>
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<p>Also note that the y-pixel-size argument is really inverted, so
[bound 2 4 0 0( actually sets the y-pixel size to -4. That part is
really confusing, but we cannot change that. Instead we just need
to document it properly.<br>
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<div>Not sure what to do besides creating a new message/method
to replace 'bounds'.</div>
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Just leave it as it is? <br>
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<div>There's a PR or a new message to set graph size ==> <a
href="https://github.com/pure-data/pure-data/pull/627"
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maybe it could also set bounds... (?)</div>
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<p>[goprect( is really about setting the GOP size and position. I
explicitly do not want to add boundary/pixel-size arguments
because we already have [bounds(.</p>
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