On 12 June 2012 17:03, Matteo Perini <[email protected]> wrote:
> [snip]
> It seems not to work (in all workstations).
I don't have access to Windows or Linux for testing but I can say that
the code you provided has issues on OS X:
Both windows open on the same screen (which I believe is not avoidable
on OS X). They do have the correct contents though.
When fullscreen both still open on the same screen (which is
incorrect) and quitting the app (escape key) fails to terminate it
correctly.
The relevant pyglet test is:
PYTHONPATH=. python tests/window/MULTIPLE_SCREEN.py
I'd appreciate if you could run this on your systems and provide
slightly more information (specific O/S versions being used; 32 or 64
bit.)
In the "default" branch on OS X (64-bit python) I get basically the
same behaviour as above - both windows open fullscreen on the same
screen. The test does terminate correctly though - probably because it
avoids using pyglet.app... On the other hand the "cocoa" branch
segfaults when running the test!
Running either branch on OS X 32-bit (ie. using the old carbon
implementation) I get the two windows opening on the same screen - but
the second window is the size of the second screen. Huh.
Richard
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