1. [wxEuphoria] max size window?

ok, how do I specify that a window fills the screen?

I tried:

main = create( wxFrame, {0, -1, "Media Demo", -1,-1,-1,-1, wxMAXIMIZE} ),

and:

main = create( wxFrame, {0, -1, "Media Demo", -1,-1,400,300, wxMAXIMIZE} ),

neither gave expected result.

If I can start out with a full size window, then maybe I'll be able to figure out how to put the Media control etc where I want them.

Dan

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2. Re: [wxEuphoria] max size window?

DanM said...

ok, how do I specify that a window fills the screen?

I tried:

main = create( wxFrame, {0, -1, "Media Demo", -1,-1,-1,-1, wxMAXIMIZE} ),

and:

main = create( wxFrame, {0, -1, "Media Demo", -1,-1,400,300, wxMAXIMIZE} ),

neither gave expected result.

If I can start out with a full size window, then maybe I'll be able to figure out how to put the Media control etc where I want them.

I probably just gave it a bad size, into which is didn't fit. Not sure if it wants a particular aspect ratio or anything.

It looks like there's a wxTopLevelWindow::Maximize that we haven't wrapped. You could alternatively use show_fullscreen(), which is wrapped. For just figuring stuff out, just put the size as something like 1000 x 800 (or whatever's appropriate for your screen size.

Matt

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3. Re: [wxEuphoria] max size window?

mattlewis said...
DanM said...

ok, how do I specify that a window fills the screen?

I tried:

main = create( wxFrame, {0, -1, "Media Demo", -1,-1,-1,-1, wxMAXIMIZE} ),

and:

main = create( wxFrame, {0, -1, "Media Demo", -1,-1,400,300, wxMAXIMIZE} ),

neither gave expected result.

If I can start out with a full size window, then maybe I'll be able to figure out how to put the Media control etc where I want them.

I probably just gave it a bad size, into which is didn't fit. Not sure if it wants a particular aspect ratio or anything.

It looks like there's a wxTopLevelWindow::Maximize that we haven't wrapped. You could alternatively use show_fullscreen(), which is wrapped. For just figuring stuff out, just put the size as something like 1000 x 800 (or whatever's appropriate for your screen size.

Matt

I guess I'll figure the screen size & use that to open the frame, as show_fullscreen() only semi works: empty flag fails, I forget what -1 & 0 do, but all the rest of the flags are "no_this, no_that, no_something else", so I chose no_toolbar, which displayed the full window with the Media control in it, but did not load the file to show (no return from the "ok" var, indicating fail to load file).

Dan

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4. Re: [wxEuphoria] max size window?

DanM said...
mattlewis said...

I probably just gave it a bad size, into which is didn't fit. Not sure if it wants a particular aspect ratio or anything.

It looks like there's a wxTopLevelWindow::Maximize that we haven't wrapped. You could alternatively use show_fullscreen(), which is wrapped. For just figuring stuff out, just put the size as something like 1000 x 800 (or whatever's appropriate for your screen size.

Matt

I guess I'll figure the screen size & use that to open the frame, as show_fullscreen() only semi works: empty flag fails, I forget what -1 & 0 do, but all the rest of the flags are "no_this, no_that, no_something else", so I chose no_toolbar, which displayed the full window with the Media control in it, but did not load the file to show (no return from the "ok" var, indicating fail to load file).

Dan

Ok, using reported screen size works, but the Media control is on left of window. How to put it on right side? Do I have to use the grid control?

Dan

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