Hi all, This reminds me, I had a related problem in a project where I needed to destroy and recreate the Gemwin to switch between buffered and non-buffered mode. When the gemwin is destroyed and recreated however, it loses the focus, and so [gemkeyname] stops working until you manually click in the (recreated) gemwin with the cursor. I haven't found a solution to this. Maybe something with [hid] ? Or a way to switch between 'buffer 1' and 'buffer 0' without 'destroy' + 'create' ? Tim
2010/3/4 Fränk Zimmer <[email protected]> > thanks Derek!.- > As you said, [key] always caused problems.- [gemkeyname] works great with > the GEM window.- > fraenk > > > Derek Holzer schrieb: > > I guess you don't have the option of a second monitor for your [gemwin]? >> >> I noticed that [key] doesn't work when the [gemwin] is fullscreen, but if >> you use [gemkeyname] or [gemkeyboard] you can trigger a "destroy" message to >> the [gemwin]. >> >> You can combine messages and use a [t b b] so that first "bang" sends the >> "0, destroy" message to [gemwin] and the second "bang" sends a message like >> "dimen 320 240, create, 1". >> >> Best, >> D. >> >> On 3/4/10 7:23 PM, Fränk Zimmer wrote: >> >>> Dear friends of Pd, >>> my be this is a very stupid question.- I?m working on an installation >>> work and the GEM window should run in fullscreen mode. A beamer is >>> connected to my PC VGA.- How do I switch from fullscreen back to my Pd >>> patch? >>> I`m on Ubuntu 9.04.- >>> >> >> >> > > -- > > Fränk Zimmer > > visit: http://fz.mur.at > > > > _______________________________________________ > [email protected] mailing list > UNSUBSCRIBE and account-management -> > http://lists.puredata.info/listinfo/pd-list >
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