fullscreen problem

[cpc6128]

The attached code runs fine in the IDE on my PC but not (when compiled) on my PPC (xda orbit2).
The code is supposed to put the form into fullscreen mode, then fill the form with blocks and finally copy the contents of the form to the game window.
The problem seems to be the line

gwGame.DrawBackgroundImage2(formGame.Image)

as the compiled program will run without it.
Has anybody else had this problem or could suggest a solution?
If I were able to draw directly to a game window I could do without that line but this does not seem to be possible.

[Erel]

Currently DrawBackgroundImage releases the bitmap memory after drawing it.
It will be fixed in a future release.
Anyway you should use a Bitmap object with a Drawer object as it will work much faster (drawing off-screen).
See the attached code.

[cpc6128]

Fantastic, thank you!
That works excellently & is indeed much faster!

[kaninjo]

Hello!

Need some help ... I wrote a simple Welcome screen for my friends PNA, but I have a little problem with the fullscreen mode. It doesnot fills the screen. Tried, to set the screen size in the Form1 to 320x240, and 320x234 too (manufacturer says, this is the native resolution), but nothing... The bottom of the screen is not "filled" with the window.
Taskbar is disabled in Win.
What is missing, or what is wrong? The code:

Sub Globals
	'Declare the global variables here.

End Sub

Sub App_Start
	Form1.Show
	flb.New1("Form1",B4PObject(1))
      flb.FullScreen(CPPC) 'On the device it will remove the title bar too

End Sub


Sub ImageButton1_Click
Shell("\sdmmc\navngo.exe","")

End Sub

Sub ImageButton2_Click
Shell("\MyStorage\CC\player.exe","")
End Sub

Thanks, and Best Regards
Kaninjo

[klaus]

Hi kaninjo,

Try this code:
flb.FullScreen2(CPPC,true)

This will remove both the title line and the menu line.

Best regards
Klaus
Switzerland

[kaninjo]

Hi!

Klaus!
Tried the code. The bottom of the screen is still not filled at any resolution...

P.S.: If I start the program from the explorer window, the scroll bar (of the expl. window) on the bottom is visible, but can't be actuated.