Le 2011-11-01 à 16:12:00, stéfan piat a écrit :
is there a fullscreen method with [#out x11( ? (or #out quartz)
No... I'd like to have a hardware scaler pretty soon though. Right now,
the only way to access a hardware scaler is by going through GEM using
[#to_pix]. In the case of SDL, I think that it uses a combination of
changing the video mode and using hardware scaling and black borders, with
a preference on avoiding hardware scaling. But I don't know much about
SDL.
the shortcuts from [#out sdl( seems to not working there...
Then it means that SDL's full screen command does not work on OSX.
This page says it only works in X11 :
http://sdl.beuc.net/sdl.wiki/SDL_WM_ToggleFullScreen
And I don't think you can make SDL go through X11 on OSX, and I wouldn't
bet that OSX's X11 supports the fullscreen commands.
but I got the following error message by sending the message [out_size 1920
1080(
error: [#io.x11 out] inlet 0 method out_size: shmget() failed: Invalid argument
XErrorEvent: type=0x00000000 display=0x2014e00 xid=0x0000000b
... serial=0x000003ae error=0x00000084 request=0x00000084 minor=0x00000002
(note: turning shm off)
Strange, I thought that it would only say that for much bigger windows,
such as 4096x3072 and such. Maybe OSX has much lower limits of memory size
for shmget() than Linux has. I wouldn't know how to increase that.
BTW, you have to swap the arguments to out_size. The number of rows
usually comes before the number of columns in GridFlow.
with others arguments (e.g. 1024 576) nothing happens...
I don't know why that would happen.
Also, I never use out_size because as it is, GridFlow always resizes the
window to the same size. I expect that out_size will become more important
if I enable hardware scaling in a future version.
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