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fullScreen(FX2D) doesn't hide the menu bar #12
Description
When using fullscreen(FX2D) on OS X 10.11.5, Processing 3.1.1:
Calling fullScreen(FX2D) appears to be maximize (like option-click green button) and hide the menu bar, rather than native fullscreen (like regular click green button).
The problem with this is that, rather than the app filling the entire screen as expected, there is a gap where the menu bar used to be, through which you can see the desktop background.
Hiding the menu bar was introduced in 3.0.1 but no pull request is referenced in the revisions and I haven't yet found what is going on there..
Workaround: Adding a robot which moves the mouse to the location of the greenlight and clicks it works great, but it's a bit clunky and isn't 100% reliable.
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[-]FX2D fullScreen OS X: Menu Bar Gap (not native fullscreen)[/-][+]fullScreen(FX2D) doesn't hide the menu bar[/+]benfry commentedon Jul 29, 2016
We don't use the native OS X full screen because it doesn't allow us to span multiple displays (and introduces that goofy animation that can't be disabled).
However, this is working fine for me in the latest release. When I use
fullScreen(FX2D)the menubar is hidden just fine. Is that not the case for you?benfry commentedon Jul 29, 2016
Come to think of it, I know there's a problem with exported applications and
FX2D, is that where you're seeing this?