Hi Robert,
just call pWindow->fullscreen() (Gtk::Window::fullscreen)
the window will try to become fullscreen, so the decoration get removed,
and the window will expand,
but make sure to track the state of your window may the windowmanager
don't put you to fullscreen mode, use :
on_window_state_event(GdkEventWindowState* stateevent){
...
switch(stateevent->changed_mask)
...
case Gdk::WINDOW_STATE_FULLSCREEN:
...
}
to check if your window is in fullscreen mode, beside that you don't
need to care about other things, everything should work as intended
Regards Alex
Robert Caryl wrote:
> Greetings everyone,
>
> My boss wants me to port an application that currently runs on windows
> in a full screen mode to linux. I have done a fair amount of gtkmm
> programming, but have not attempted anything full screen.
>
> Basically, I will need to display an image and then get information on
> the mouse coordinates when the user presses the left button (or in
> reality touches the screen).
>
> I would appreciate someone pointing me towards the documentation that
> deals with this.
>
> Thanks!
>
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Alexander Gehlert - Intern
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Raritan Zwickau
Software Development
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Germany
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