View.Set fullscreen?

[Kid_Goron]

I recently was browsing amoung the source codes and I noticed a program that use the View.Set command and used fullscreen. I have since lost which one it is amoung the many codes. Can anybody tell me what the source code post was called, or send me the code directly.

Thanks

[SuperGenius]

you can use the nice search function, and if you set the category to turing then you will be able to find it pretty quickly

[Delos]

To get full screen (sort of)

code:

setscreen ("graphics:max;max")

Of course, real full screen is not available in WinOOT.

You may also be refferring to this.

[Tony]

code:

View.Set ("graphics:max;max") View.Set ("nobuttonbar") put "hello world"

looks better

[Delos]

Bien-sûr...

[king_boby]

what is the buttonbar?

[naoki]

It's the horizontal bar across the top of the window with "Print" "Pause" and all those commands. Removing it is good if you don't want the user to quit unless he actually quits your game.

[the_short1]

yea why bother putting View.Set ("nobuttonbar") on a sperate line??

View.Set ("graphics:max;max,nobuttonbar") works more eficiently!



yea i think Holtsoft better get their shit in gear and make turing able to do FULLSCREEN again.. that and the list all vars command!!!

[Pickles]

for the older versions of turing, where there actually is fullscreen

var w : int := Window.Open ("fullscreen")
Window.Set (w, "nocursor") % Turn off the blinking text cursor