The problem is the "Ptr*" argument: BeginFullScreen returns an opaque
pointer (Ptr) through a reference parameter, and the automatic
interface code generator doesn't know how to treat this.
It thinks it knows how to treat the companion "Ptr" argument to
EndFullScreen (representing it as a s
On 12-jun-2007, at 16:07, has wrote:
> Not just that - there's other modernisation work required too. All of
> which would be a complete waste of time and effort since nobody uses
> these modules any more.
>
> Anyway, the items to remove from plat-mac are:
>
> aepack
> aetools
> aetypes
> findert
Hi
I've been examining the functions exposed in the PythonMac Qt and
QuickTime libraries
and it seems that whilst the EndFullScreen call and the appropriate
flags are exposed
as can be seen from this snip from ipython help(Qt)
EndFullScreen(...)
(Ptr fullState, long flags) -> None
howeve
Ronald Oussoren wrote:
> IIRC at least one of the ae* modules seems to have assumptions on
> the byteorder engrained into its design. Fixing that may well be
> possible but there doesn't seem to be anyone around that both wants
> to have these modules fixed and has enough time (or money) to
