> Hi,

> It excellently works on my laptop.
> I am happy if someone examines it on an external display, too.
> I will try to re-organize the relevant patches this weekend.

> On Tuesday, June 03, 2008, at 11:26AM, "Vebjorn Ljosa" <vebj...@ljosa.com
> > wrote:

>> I have continued (and maybe finished?) making the full-screen
>> functionality in Carbon Emacs compatible with the X port.  For  
>> those who
>> didn't read the previous thread: Per Seiji's suggestion, the patch
>> disposes of the mac-toggle-max-window command and instead ties the
>> full-screen mode to the frame parameter 'fullscreen, like the X port:

>> (set-frame-parameter nil 'fullscreen 'fullboth)
>> (set-frame-parameter nil 'fullscreen 'fullheight)
>> (set-frame-parameter nil 'fullscreen 'fullwidth)
>> (set-frame-parameter nil 'fullscreen nil)

>> The new patch and a build (for easy testing) are here:

>> http://www.ljosa.com/~ljosa/carbonemacs/fullscreen-
>> patch-20080603.diff

>> http://www.ljosa.com/~ljosa/carbonemacs/fullscreen-20080603.dmg

>> The new version differs from my previous attempt in the following  
>> ways:

>> * Properly restores the original size of the window and the menu bar
>>  when leaving full-screen mode.  (This would sometimes break in my
>>  previous patch, e.g., when the frame parameter went nil -> 'fullboth
>>  -> 'fullheight -> nil.)

>> * Keeps the menu bar and title bar in 'fullwidth and 'fullheight  
>> mode.

>> * Cleaner and shorter code; uses the frame parameter
>>  'fullscreen-saved-state to store the original frame position and
>>  size.

>> * Turns off the menu bar only for frames on the main display.  
>> (Thanks,
>>  David!)

>> * Turns off the menu bar only for frames in 'fullboth mode (so you  
>> can
>>  now have multiple frames, some in 'fullboth mode and some not,
>>  without problems).

>> Seiji, I know you suggested hiding the menu bar for all frames when  
>> one
>> frame is in full-screen mode, but try the current patch.  I think you
>> will like the way it handles the menu bar, which is consistent both  
>> with
>> the GTK port of Emacs and with various Mac applications.

>> Vebjorn