Comments on: Processing, Eclipse, Java 1.5, Generics, and Fullscreen http://flipmu.com/2009/10/17/processing-eclipse-java-1-5-generics-and-fullscreen/ Sun, 08 Aug 2010 20:27:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: hansi http://flipmu.com/2009/10/17/processing-eclipse-java-1-5-generics-and-fullscreen/#comment-726 hansi Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:30:20 +0000 http://flipmu.noisepages.com/?p=739#comment-726 <p>p.s. i got the download thing wrong, you need to press "raw" instead of "download"!  (otherwise you'll download the whole fullscreen api source code...)</p> p.s. i got the download thing wrong, you need to press “raw” instead of “download”!  (otherwise you’ll download the whole fullscreen api source code…)

]]> By: hansi http://flipmu.com/2009/10/17/processing-eclipse-java-1-5-generics-and-fullscreen/#comment-725 hansi Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:28:11 +0000 http://flipmu.noisepages.com/?p=739#comment-725 <p>hey!</p> <p>first of all thanks for mentioning the fullscreen api, i found this blog entry in my referrers list...</p> <p>a few remarks:</p> <p> </p> compatibility with newer versions of processing:  i released a new version just today, which is compatible with newer versions of processing the persisting menu-bar issue on macos:  i've written a native library that allows you to hide/show the menubar at runtime.  grab those two files (http://bit.ly/75m9GQ, http://bit.ly/5OA3aU - use the "download" buttons). there's only one method, i think you'll figure out how to use it :) it's compiled as universal binary and for 32/64bits, should work pretty much on any mac with 10.4+ dual-screen with different resolution:  this doesn't work? it should if you have two seperate applets and each of them specifies the "screen-nr" parameter, like this:  new FullScreen( this, 0 ); // in the first applet new FullScreen( this, 1 ); // in the second applet okay, that's it :) good luck with your project! <p> </p> hey!

first of all thanks for mentioning the fullscreen api, i found this blog entry in my referrers list…

a few remarks:

 

compatibility with newer versions of processing: 
i released a new version just today, which is compatible with newer versions of processing
the persisting menu-bar issue on macos: 
i’ve written a native library that allows you to hide/show the menubar at runtime. 
grab those two files (http://bit.ly/75m9GQ, http://bit.ly/5OA3aU – use the “download” buttons). there’s only one method, i think you’ll figure out how to use it :) it’s compiled as universal binary and for 32/64bits, should work pretty much on any mac with 10.4+
dual-screen with different resolution: 
this doesn’t work? it should if you have two seperate applets and each of them specifies the “screen-nr” parameter, like this: 
new FullScreen( this, 0 ); // in the first applet
new FullScreen( this, 1 ); // in the second applet

okay, that’s it :)
good luck with your project!

 

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