These flags will be set internally to the correct values. Mavericks even
warns in the log that these calls are ignored. Additionally, the os itself
knows best if the dock needs to be hidden - this is not always the case due
to the new multi-monitor fullscreen in Mavericks.
This implements the behaviour in a similar way as in non-native mode.
Only if the window was set to fullscreen already before video started,
it will stay in this state.
The content view can never be nil, so methods like removeFromSuperView
which are used do not work as expected. Thus, it was possible that the
content view is a dangling pointer, causing crashes when trying to draw
the window.
This reverts commit 00b2fcce88.
[__MNSArray objectAtIndexedSubscript] isn't part of the OS X 10.7 ObjC runtime and in turn, we can't use this feature of the modern ObjC syntax until we drop support for 10.7 some day
This fixes menu / dock hide behaviour when handling around with multiple
vout windows which are set to fullscreen on multiple monitors, especially when
leaving fullscreen for one window with other windows still in fullscreen state.
- fix behavior of video-on-top by adapting to vout windows handling changes
- set all windows to status level if one vout window has this level:
This avoids that video effects panel, audio efffects panel etc. pp. are opened behind
a vout window. Now they can be used as usual.
Please note, that due to the type of these panels they do not remain visible
when VLC gets inactive.
Please note: For whatever reason, Cocoa only allows to hide the menu bar
when we also hide the dock. On the other hand, the dock can be hidden while
the menu bar stays visible.
close#4681
Now, everything from the video menu and the basic stuff like fullscreen
should work. If it does'nt (e.g. fullscreen and resize with video-splitter module enabled)
please blame the core first. ;-)
TODO: There might be some getVout()-calls left which should be investigated.
close#6814
Now, every video window is responsible for the fullscreen handling for its own.
Furthermore, fullscreen now acts entirely in response to vout events, and not over the
playlist fullscreen variable callback anymore.
Native fullscreen mode should also work correctly, but of course only
for embedded video in mainwindow.
David Fuhrmann
David Fuhrmann
Felix Paul Kühne