Hi!
The GEM window remains behind all other pd windows after [create( and starting the rendering. Can I get the GEM window in the foreground using a command to [gemwin]?
br, Piotr
PS: I can't use [fullscreen( :-(
Piotr Majdak wrote:
Hi!
The GEM window remains behind all other pd windows after [create( and starting the rendering. Can I get the GEM window in the foreground using a command to [gemwin]?
if you are on windows (i guess you are), you can use the [topmost 1( message to [gemwin] (probably _before_ actually creating the window)
br, Piotr
PS: I can't use [fullscreen( :-(
why not?
mfg.asdr. IOhannes
The GEM window remains behind all other pd windows after [create( and starting the rendering. Can I get the GEM window in the foreground using a command to [gemwin]?
if you are on windows (i guess you are), you can use the [topmost 1( message to [gemwin] (probably _before_ actually creating the window)
Thanks for the fast response. It works even during the rendering.
Just for the documentation:
[topmost 1( switches the GEM window to be always on the top [topmost 0( allows another windows to be on the top (default)
It's a good idea to put [topmost 0( on a shortcut, otherwise you won't get back another pd windows :-).
Works on Windows (at least...)
br, Piotr
Which OS?
On 7/25/06, Piotr Majdak piotr@majdak.com wrote:
Hi!
The GEM window remains behind all other pd windows after [create( and starting the rendering. Can I get the GEM window in the foreground using a command to [gemwin]?
br, Piotr
PS: I can't use [fullscreen( :-(
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