FullScreenWindow

May 30th, 2005 · Comments · Default

FullScreenWindow provides a Cocoa NSWindow sub-class that when “ordered front” will span the entire area of the main screen. You can change the preferred screen size and whether to hide the system UI (dock and menu bar). The window can also be used in a normal windowed mode - which makes it very simple to make your GUI switch between windowwed and full screen modes.

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Dan 2 years ago 1 point
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Jonathan,

I was hoping to take a look at this xcode project to help me implement a full screen small browser I'm working on. Downloading each file in your project as it is posted on your webside appears to give me an incomplete and un-compileable project. Is there a link to a DMG/SIT/ZIP that I'm missing.

Thank your for posting this, I'm hoping it helps me along.

Oh yeah, very new to Objective C and Cocoa, in case it's not painfully obvious.

Thank you,

Dan

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