There was a bug where the input panel didn't place the bottom of the screen but instead remains separated from it.
This issue occurs on "Portrait" screens with resolutions that do not have a ratio of 16:9.
When the screen is portrait and resolution of the screen is not that ratio,
there may be transform move when the input panel using base output resolution.
But the transform move consider only the base output resolution position at the center of the screen.
It makes position of the input panel being hover from the bottom of the screen
even if the input panel should be stick at the bottom of the screen.
To fix this issue, we modified the input panel's position takes consider
the transform move value while being set the position to be stick at the bottom of the screen.
Change-Id: If76df20785de91879e48f9dfb68a7582fc8b354d
switch (ec->e.state.rot.ang.curr)
{
case 90:
+ if (e_client_transform_core_enable_get(ec))
+ e_client_transform_core_input_inv_transform(ec, 0, 0, &zx, &zy);
nx = zx + zw - w;
ny = zy + (zh - h) / 2;
is_portrait = EINA_FALSE;
is_portrait = EINA_TRUE;
break;
case 270:
+ if (e_client_transform_core_enable_get(ec))
+ e_client_transform_core_input_inv_transform(ec, 0, 0, &zx, &zy);
nx = zx;
ny = zy + (zh - h) / 2;
is_portrait = EINA_FALSE;