Kjow schrieb:
Maybe a little OT, but is it possible to change screen resolution
(e.g. on a native 19200x1200 set 800x600) in a crossplatform way?
I need this for fullscreen apps (opengl in first).
Are you sure that you want to use an digital monitor (TFT...) in
anything but its native
Paul Ishenin schrieb:
How do I know on which monitor my form is?
(I only have one monitor, so I cannot test this)
Looks like search does not work on your PC anymore.
Look at TForm.Monitor property.
A form/window actually can span multiple monitors.
DoDi
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2011/4/1 Hans-Peter Diettrich drdiettri...@aol.com:
Are you sure that you want to use an digital monitor (TFT...) in anything
but its native resolution? CRTs can be configured to a wide range of
resolutions, but nowadays flatscreens, with addressable pixels, require
soft-/hardware
01.04.2011 19:32, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Paul Ishenin schrieb:
How do I know on which monitor my form is?
(I only have one monitor, so I cannot test this)
Looks like search does not work on your PC anymore.
Look at TForm.Monitor property.
A form/window actually can span multiple
On Thursday 31 of March 2011 01:06:48 Bart wrote:
Hi,
Is there any (more or less) reliable way to detect the size of the
desktop (that is: on the active screen, the space a form can occupy so
that it will take in account the presence of a taskbar etc.)
I need something like this to keep a
31.03.2011 7:06, Bart пишет:
Is there any (more or less) reliable way to detect the size of the
desktop (that is: on the active screen, the space a form can occupy so
that it will take in account the presence of a taskbar etc.)
..
I know how to do it on Windows.
Linux (GTK2) and MAC would be
On 3/31/11, zeljko zel...@holobit.net wrote:
GetMonitorInfo(), GetSystemMetrics() SM_CXSCREEN,
SM_CYSCREEN,SM_CXVIRTUALSCREEN,SM_CYVIRTUALSCREEN doesn't help ?
On Windows GetSystemMetrics does return the size the (virtual) desktop
has, but it does not subtract the space occupied by the Windows
On 3/31/11, Paul Ishenin i...@kmiac.ru wrote:
TScreen.Monitors[i].WorkareaRect
I'll take a look.
Bart
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On 3/31/11, Paul Ishenin i...@kmiac.ru wrote:
TScreen.Monitors[i].WorkareaRect
This seems to work for Win and Linux/GTK2.
This raises yet another question though.
How do I know on which monitor my form is?
(I only have one monitor, so I cannot test this)
Bart
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Am 31.03.2011 16:15, schrieb Bart:
On 3/31/11, Paul Ishenini...@kmiac.ru wrote:
TScreen.Monitors[i].WorkareaRect
This seems to work for Win and Linux/GTK2.
This raises yet another question though.
How do I know on which monitor my form is?
(I only have one monitor, so I cannot test this)
On 31/03/2011 15:35, Sven Barth wrote:
Am 31.03.2011 16:15, schrieb Bart:
On 3/31/11, Paul Ishenini...@kmiac.ru wrote:
TScreen.Monitors[i].WorkareaRect
This seems to work for Win and Linux/GTK2.
This raises yet another question though.
How do I know on which monitor my form is?
(I only
2011/3/31 Sven Barth pascaldra...@googlemail.com:
What about this:
Screen.MonitorFromWindow(YourForm.Handle);
It returns a TMonitor.
Regards,
Sven
Maybe a little OT, but is it possible to change screen resolution
(e.g. on a native 19200x1200 set 800x600) in a crossplatform way?
I need
On 3/31/11, Sven Barth pascaldra...@googlemail.com wrote:
What about this:
Screen.MonitorFromWindow(YourForm.Handle);
It returns a TMonitor.
Thanks.
Bart
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On Thu, 31 Mar 2011 17:32:10 +0200
Sven Barth pascaldra...@googlemail.com wrote:
I'm not really confident in this, but I believe if you tell OpenGL to be
fullscreen in that or that resolution it will switch to that automatically.
No, it does not, because you don't give such information to
31.03.2011 22:15, Bart wrote:
On 3/31/11, Paul Ishenini...@kmiac.ru wrote:
TScreen.Monitors[i].WorkareaRect
This seems to work for Win and Linux/GTK2.
This was tested on OSX during the development too.
This raises yet another question though.
How do I know on which monitor my form is?
(I
On 4/1/11, Paul Ishenin webpi...@mail.ru wrote:
This was tested on OSX during the development too.
Nice.
Looks like search does not work on your PC anymore.
(Well, it is slow on my 10 year old machine, but is still works most
of the time.
I also searched the forum and wiki.)
Look at
Hi,
Is there any (more or less) reliable way to detect the size of the
desktop (that is: on the active screen, the space a form can occupy so
that it will take in account the presence of a taskbar etc.)
I need something like this to keep a form that I create at runtime in
view on the desktop
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