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fog
Mac : Exported application’s fullscreen behavior
Nov 16th, 2009, 1:35am  
When running exported fullscreen applications, the Dock and the Menu Bar are hidden but not disabled, therefore they bump whenever the mouse reaches the top or bottom side of the screen whereas sketches running in Present mode are truly isolated from the OS.
Why is that ? (LSUIPresentationMode vs. Java Exclusive Mode ?) How can I fix it ?
(I'm using 1.09 on 10.5.8…)
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maktub
Re: Mac : Exported application’s fullscreen behavior
Reply #1 - Dec 19th, 2009, 3:25am  
I'm having the same issue. Does anybody know what is going on? This issue does not occur when playing computer games, so I assume it can be fixed in processing too. Thanks.
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daishi
Re: Mac : Exported application’s fullscreen behavior
Reply #2 - Apr 4th, 2010, 3:17pm  
Hi guys.

Export your app with "Full screen (present mode)" option. Then use "Show Package Contents" option on your app and edit the file Contents/Info.plist. Look for the LSUIPresentationMode parameter and change its value from 4 to 3. Now the dock and the menu bar should stay invisible even when the mouse touches the top or the bottom of the screen Wink !

You should obtain this:
Code:
    <key>LSUIPresentationMode</key>
    <integer>3</integer>


I found the info here (sorry I can't post real urls yet)):
[3w].macworld.com//article/55321/2007/02/hidemenubar.html
By  Fri Feb 09 18:54:50 PST 2007

Quote:
LSUIPresentationMode 1 - Hides Dock. Dock will appear if mouse moved to where it is located.
LSUIPresentationMode 2 - Removes Dock.
LSUIPresentationMode 3 - Removes Menu Bar and Dock.
LSUIPresentationMode 4 - Hides Menu Bar and Dock. Menu Bar or Dock will appear if mouse moved to where Menu Bar or Dock is located.

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