Hi all,
I’m trying to get full screen on my GemWin, but the message doesn’t pass through.
I’m using Gem on MAC-OSX. (I know that is working on Win). Is there any incapability on MAC-OS platform?
[fullscreen 1( | [gemwin]
I receive this message: error: Bad arguments for message 'fullscreen' to object 'gemwin'
Is there any other message for full screen on OSX?
Sorry fot this basic question. Quite new with GEM.
try secondscreen too i know there is a way just forgot
On Friday, July 30, 2004, at 02:35 PM, Carlos Caires wrote:
Hi all,
I’m trying to get full screen on my GemWin, but the message doesn’t pass through.
I’m using Gem on MAC-OSX. (I know that is working on Win). Is there any incapability on MAC-OS platform?
[fullscreen 1( | [gemwin]
I receive this message: error: Bad arguments for message 'fullscreen' to object 'gemwin'
Is there any other message for full screen on OSX?
Sorry fot this basic question. Quite new with GEM.
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hello,
a solution could be : [border 0 <
[offset 1280 -50 < (for 2nd screen, or [offset 0 -50 < for 1st display)
and
[dimen 1024 768< (or watever is your screen size)
the 3 messages should be send to the gemwin before the [create < .
it should work under both osX and win.
cyrille
Carlos Caires wrote:
Hi all,
IÂ’m trying to get full screen on my GemWin, but the message doesnÂ’t pass through.
IÂ’m using Gem on MAC-OSX. (I know that is working on Win). Is there any incapability on MAC-OS platform?
[fullscreen 1( | [gemwin]
I receive this message: error: Bad arguments for message 'fullscreen' to object 'gemwin'
Is there any other message for full screen on OSX?
Sorry fot this basic question. Quite new with GEM.
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hello,
a problem I notice about the GEM offset message is that on windows offset should be (1024 0) to draw gemwin on the 2nd screen, but in osx it is : (1024 -50) for the same result.
whould it be possible to change the osX gemwin code to automaticaly substract 50 on the Y offset to make patch more crossplatform?
thanks Cyrille
cyrille henry wrote:
hello,
a solution could be : [border 0 <
[offset 1280 -50 < (for 2nd screen, or [offset 0 -50 < for 1st display)
and
[dimen 1024 768< (or watever is your screen size)
the 3 messages should be send to the gemwin before the [create < .
it should work under both osX and win.
cyrille
Carlos Caires wrote:
Hi all,
IÂ’m trying to get full screen on my GemWin, but the message doesnÂ’t pass through.
IÂ’m using Gem on MAC-OSX. (I know that is working on Win). Is there any incapability on MAC-OS platform?
[fullscreen 1( | [gemwin]
I receive this message: error: Bad arguments for message 'fullscreen' to object 'gemwin'
Is there any other message for full screen on OSX?
Sorry fot this basic question. Quite new with GEM.
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On Jul 31, 2004, at 5:15 PM, cyrille henry wrote:
a problem I notice about the GEM offset message is that on windows offset should be (1024 0) to draw gemwin on the 2nd screen, but in osx it is : (1024 -50) for the same result.
whould it be possible to change the osX gemwin code to automaticaly substract 50 on the Y offset to make patch more crossplatform?
yeh, that'd be no problem, I don't think: however, when I do the offset, I usually add 1 to the window size, otherwise you get one pixel slice on the first screen (ie. I use 1281 instead of 1280)...
l8r, jamie
yeh, that'd be no problem, I don't think: however, when I do the offset, I usually add 1 to the window size, otherwise you get one pixel slice on the first screen (ie. I use 1281 instead of 1280)...
so, that is also a diference from GEM on windows and GEM on osX : on windows I use an offset of 1400 and not 1401.
cyrille
l8r, jamie
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Which version of GEM are you running?
What version of OSX?
What is your hardware?
The latest release, 0.90, does support 'fullscreen' on OSX. The reason
I put quotes around the term is that it's not really a true fullscreen
mode, since we had to work around some issues under 10.3 and Exposé.
In order to do this, an accelerated window is placed on top of whatever
screen you choose (starting with the menu bar screen as 1), but the
entire display is not taken over. GEM also won't resize a display upon
entering fullscreen, so try changing the monitor to something small
like 640x480 to start.
Cyrille's suggestion of manually placing the window is really no different from what 'fullscreen $1' does behind the scenes. GEM detects the monitor size and location and makes a window that exactly covers those dimensions. Nothing terribly fancy or complex.
cgc
On Jul 30, 2004, at 1:35 PM, Carlos Caires wrote:
Hi all,
I’m trying to get full screen on my GemWin, but the message doesn’t pass through.
I’m using Gem on MAC-OSX. (I know that is working on Win). Is there any incapability on MAC-OS platform?
[fullscreen 1( | [gemwin]
I receive this message: error: Bad arguments for message 'fullscreen' to object 'gemwin'
Is there any other message for full screen on OSX?
Sorry fot this basic question. Quite new with GEM.
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