thanks chris + max!

would be useful to add this info to the gemwin help file.

by the way i just had to hard-kill the computer because neither cmd +tab nor expose worked to get back from fullscreen (i have mouse- expose disabled and pressing the f-keys doesn't seem to work) ;-)

off topic, gem help files don't show up for some objects because
"Darwin" is added to the name. like i have [pix_film] and ctrl+click
and select "help", i get "sorry, couldn't find help patch for "Gem/ pix_filmDarwin.pd", and a few other objects. i can get them from the
help browser though.

ciao, -sciss-

Am 08.03.2007 um 23:03 schrieb chris clepper:

menubar 0/1/-1

On 3/8/07, Sciss contact@sciss.de wrote: hi,

i have the following problem : i'm running an installation with video projection from a mac mini. i can't get the menu bar disappear with GEM window in fullscreen mode. the mac mini doesn't have a second graphics card output so i have to use the main screen which normally has the mac os menubar. i can hide the dock and using [cursor 0( i can hide the mouse cursor, but even with [fullscreen 0(, the menu bar doesn't go away.

thanks for help! ciao, -sciss-

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On 3/8/07, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:

try [menubar 0( to gemwin

and use exposé or something to exit the fullscreen..

cmd+tab works pretty well.

On 3/8/07, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote:

...

cmd+tab works pretty well.

ah. really?? here it doesn't. neither apple-tab, apple-., esc or any other thing. there is no way out than exposé or you include a [gemkeyname] -> [0, destroy( construct in the patch here.

Pd needs to have a resource file added to it for the keyboard to work properly. That is in the CVS build process right??

by the way, how do i filter out the key from the right outlet of
[gemkeyname]? like if i want to filter out "x", i try [gemkeyname] ->
[route symbol] -> [route x] but it never gets through, although if i
connect a [print], it says "print: symbol x" if i press the
corresponding key.... is there a name to get the ascii code so i can
wait for the escape-key?

thanks, -sciss-

Am 08.03.2007 um 23:40 schrieb Max Neupert:

Am 08.03.2007 um 23:17 schrieb chris clepper:

...

On 3/8/07, Max Neupert abonnements@revolwear.com wrote: try
[menubar 0( to gemwin

and use exposé or something to exit the fullscreen..

cmd+tab works pretty well.

ah. really?? here it doesn't. neither apple-tab, apple-., esc or
any other thing. there is no way out than exposé or you include a
[gemkeyname] -> [0, destroy( construct in the patch here.

GEM: ver: 0.91-cvs GEM: compiled: Jan 5 2007

mac os x 10.4.8

...

I use a mini-dvi to svideo dongle on my powerbook for my pd-VJ performances. With the main screen to control the patch and the second screen as a video source. The way that I get rid of the title bar is by using the gemwin initialization values to offset and resize the video so that it comes in on the second screen with the tittle bar just outside of the boundary of the second window.

On 3/8/07, Claude Heiland-Allen claudiusmaximus@goto10.org wrote:

Sciss wrote:

...

by the way, how do i filter out the key from the right outlet of [gemkeyname]? like if i want to filter out "x", i try [gemkeyname] -> [route symbol] -> [route x] but it never gets through, although if i connect a [print], it says "print: symbol x" if i press the corresponding key.... is there a name to get the ascii code so i can wait for the escape-key?

| [select x] | | | all other messages | bang if "symbol x"

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