Java Processing 2.0 (Using Eclipse) : Switching from window to fullscreen and back -


I am using processing 2.0 in Eclipse and about transition between windowed mode and fullscreen for a running application There is a question at the startup window or fullscreen, which is easily resolved)

Resolves the problem of going through fullscreen mode in window processing in window mode.

However, I would also like to know how to switch back from window mode to full screen using processing using the process. Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

is a bit, but you can try to create a separate edul frame that is fullscreen and processing Let's applet it Usually for fullscreen you do not need a frame with just screen dimensions and any decoration (title bar, close button, etc.). The catch is that you can not see 'java.awt.frame'. If you set false visibility, then try to redraw the scene without any frames), then going around it will be just an example of a different frame, which is already resolved and with the right dimensions We leave the frames of the processing material apart from this, we need to confirm that the boundaries have been updated.

There is a quick sketch to clarify this idea (press 'F' for fullscreen):

  import java.awt. Frame; Frame fullscreen frame; Zero setup () {fullscreenframe = new frame (); Full screen frame.Setcanded (true); // Create a unified fullscreen frame, because Java will not allow you to 'unkart' a frame after the visible full screen frame setset (0,0, display, display) is set; Key keystrokes () [0]) on full screen frames for full screen frames; // pass key event () (background (float) mousex / width * 255, (float) mouse / height * 255, 0);} zero key relay () {if (key == 'f') { Resize the setBounds (0,0, displayWidth, displayHeight); // skech fullScreenFrame.add (frame.getComponent (0)); Full screen frame fullscreen frame from processing frame .customizable (true); // Our fullscreen frame visible frame Create and hide the frame of processing.}}    

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