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Put an embeddable frame (contained by a ViewPart) into full screen mode [message #639995]

Thu, 18 November 2010 16:05

Julien Gouesse

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Registered: November 2010

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Hi!

I create an RCP application containing a ViewPart. This ViewPart contains a Composite (set to EMBEDDED), this Composite contains an embeddable frame created by SWT_AWT.new_Frame. This AWT frame contains a GLCanvas (the OpenGL canvas of JOGL 2, not its SWT equivalent). I would like to display only this frame in full screen mode when pressing F11.

However, if I call setFullscreen(true) on the Shell, the whole application is in full screen mode, not only this frame. The AWT parent of this frame is null and I don't find how to remove it from its SWT parent. Using setData does not allow me to do it. When I try to maximize this frame, it has no effect. If I try to use the fullscreen exclusive mode, it does not work too. I cannot call dispose() on the frame because it destroys the native resources of the OpenGL canvas too.

How can I remove an SWT component from its parent? Is dispose() the only solution?

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Re: Put an embeddable frame (contained by a ViewPart) into full screen mode [message #640341 is a reply to message #639995]

Sat, 20 November 2010 22:25

Julien Gouesse

Messages: 3
Registered: November 2010

Junior Member

Hi!

Ok I reply to myself. Remove the closing listener of the JOGL 2 GLCanvas, move this canvas from the embedded frame created by SWT to the AWT Frame, move some listeners from the first one to the second one and it works Very Happy

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