Thank you Andre.
Here is the code :
static char staticText[255];
#ifdef __STDC__
void XTK_ScreenRect(
char *args[],
int nargs,
char **retstring,
Bool *pass,
Bool *error)
#else
void XTK_ScreenRect(args, nargs, retstring, pass, error)
char *args[];
int nargs;
char **retstring;
Bool *pass;
Bool *error;
#endif
{
GDHandle mainDevice;
GDHandle theDevice;
Rect *theRect;
char text[50];
mainDevice = GetMainDevice(); // main monitor
theRect = &((*mainDevice)->gdRect); // copy coordinates in the first
line
sprintf(staticText,"%d,%d,%d,%d",theRect->left,theRect->top,theRect-
>right,theRect->bottom);
theDevice = GetDeviceList(); // get the first monitor in the list of
all monitors
while( theDevice!=NULL ) {
if( theDevice!=mainDevice ) { // skip the main monitor, already in
the first line
theRect = &((*theDevice)->gdRect);
sprintf(text,"\n%d,%d,%d,%d",theRect->left,theRect->top,theRect-
>right,theRect->bottom);
strcat(staticText,text); // add coordinates
}
theDevice = GetNextDevice(theDevice); // get next monitor
}
*retstring = staticText; // return the list of coordinates
return;
}
Thierry
PS: Andre, excuse me for my poor English, but what means "coin a bash
script" ?
On 2005, Jun 7, , at 19:00, Andre Garzia wrote:
On Jun 7, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Thierry Arbellot wrote:
Could this help ?
I have developed a function in an external that returns the
coordinates of all monitors, one per line.
The main screen is in the first line.
function name: xTKScreenRect()
It's available for download
MacOS X
http://www.digital-salade.com/toki/download/TokiUtilities.bundle.zip
Windows 2000/XP
http://www.digital-salade.com/toki/download/TokiUtilities.dll.zip
Thierry
Thierry,
congrats on the externals!!!! could you tell what function did you use
to get the coordinates in MacOS X, maybe I can also coin a bash script
to do the same effect!
Cheers
andre
On 2005, Jun 7, , at 16:19, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Jun 7, 2005, at 10:06 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We also need multi-monitor support. Our applications provide tools
for a
graphics department of 20 PC workstations. All of these have dual
monitors
using Nvidia cards. My apps developed with Rev will fail to work
properly
unless they are displayed on the primary (screen 1) monitor.
Which is simply unacceptable. I have two projects that I am
beginning right now.
The first - involves strong support for multiple screens. Rev is
ruled out due to Bug #193
The second - involves strong support for QuickTime streamed media.
Rev is ruled out due to Bug #1239 & #2692
Neither of which is helped by the lack of a data grid object #670.
Maybe I just happen to do stuff at which Rev is particularly buggy,
but I can't support Rev if it can't support my projects.
--
Troy
RPSystems, Ltd.
http://www.rpsystems.net
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